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Hello,
I've been wondering for a while now how hot air balloonists figured out how big their balloons needed to be to lift themselves, the basket,the balloon itself, ect. Is there an equation that would tell me how much lifting force I could get out of x amount of air at x temperature, what volume that would take up, and maybe the pressure?
Thanks!
I've been wondering for a while now how hot air balloonists figured out how big their balloons needed to be to lift themselves, the basket,the balloon itself, ect. Is there an equation that would tell me how much lifting force I could get out of x amount of air at x temperature, what volume that would take up, and maybe the pressure?
Thanks!
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