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Japan’s Silent Weapons: How Balloons Killed American CiviliansIn WWII, Japan launched over 9,000 hydrogen balloons across the Pacific. While most fell harmlessly, one landed near Bly, ...
Hydrogen is not a metal on Earth, but scientists keep trying to create metallic hydrogen under high pressure to unlock a new superconductor.
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Researchers have demonstrated that by using argon plasma, metal atoms can be dispersed and guided to desired positions. This ...
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This hydrogen balloon offers more "affordable" space tourismSpace Perspective recently reached a significant milestone by testing its prototype, Spaceship Neptune, which is based on an innovative concept: a space balloon. This stratospheric hydrogen-filled ...
Three adventurers are planning to fly a hydrogen gas balloon over the Atlantic Ocean this month, living in a basket about the size of a large dinner table for the potentially record-breaking, five ...
Scott Sheldon, CEO of Go Metals, states, "Hydrogen exploration aligns with our company's goal of helping to create a sustainable future. These goals, paired with our advanced GeoDL suite of ...
Instead of harvesting pine nuts by climbing trees, the man in China used a hydrogen balloon. When his balloon became untethered, he drifted off. He landed 200 miles from where he started.
Waste metal swarf used in experiment to transform it into a highly efficient catalyst to make hydrogen from water, a discovery that could make hydrogen production more sustainable.
Pilots and organizers say hydrogen has been hard to come by. Never mind the cost — it can be a few thousand dollars to fill a 35,315 cubic foot balloon.
Space Coast dignitaries attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at this balloon factory in August. MacCallum said he expects crews to complete the first balloon in a few weeks.
Chinese man gets trapped aloft in hydrogen balloon for 2 days, traveling 200 miles. He was trying to collect pine nuts from a tree.
A man who lost control of his hydrogen balloon while harvesting pine nuts in China has been found and rescued – after landing in a forest two days later and more than 300 kilometers (186 miles ...
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