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1. www.desmoinesregister.com › story › entertainmentHot air balloons take to the Des Moines sky for a single night

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   6 hours ago · The Great DSM Hot Air Balloon Hunt returns on June 1, letting Iowans explore different cities in the metro for a glimpse at a unique sight, and ideally, shopping local or visiting area attractions.

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   How did the Montgolfiers make a balloon?

   • The Montgolfiers made their balloon from paper and cotton, and heated the air by burning straw. Heat a large volume of air to make it less dense, and therefore able to rise. If a balloon captures enough hot air, the balloon will be buoyant enough in the atmosphere to lift humans off the ground.

   Hot-air ballooning history and principles explained | Britannica

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   How did the Montgolfier brothers invent aviation?

   • The brothers invented aviation by inventing hot air balloons. Leaving the ground went from mythology to reality. What was aviation as invented by Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier in 1783? The brothers invented aviation by inventing hot air balloons. Leaving the ground went from mythology to reality.

   Aviation history Flashcards | Quizlet

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   Are Montgolfier balloons a hot air balloon?

   • Originally, the Montgolfier Balloons were of the hot air variety, but French scientists quickly realized the dangers and limitations of using open flame to raise balloons. Hydrogen gas was found to be much more buoyant than hot air, and no open flame was needed to keep the balloon aloft.

   June 26, 1794: First Military Use of Aircraft in Combat (Balloons)

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   How old are the Montgolfier brothers?

   • Both Montgolfier brothers were born at Annonay, Joseph in 1740, Étienne on Jan. 7, 1745. Their father owned a large paper mill and gave them a good education. Joseph was placed in a private school, but he left to start a chemical business by himself.

   Joseph and Jacques Michel Étienne Montgolfier

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