How Hot Air Balloons are Made

How Hot Air Balloons are Made
Before hot air balloons, various cultures had envisioned human flight. However, it wasn't until the 18th century that humans made a successful effort to achieve controlled flight. The invention of the hot air balloon is primarily credited to the Montgolfier brothers, Joseph-Michel and Jacques-Étienne Montgolfier, French paper manufacturers. Their success paved the way for an interest in aviation across Europe. But have you ever wondered how hot air balloons work and most importantly how are they even made?
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[@CaptainDiscover]

Good video!

[@daveotuwa5596]

I would be valiant to ride a hot air balloon. There's a hot air balloon fest per annum in NM.

[@anthonyhoward2065]

🥇

[@gabriellen.2886]

Very interesting topic, but that music nearly drove me mad! It was so hard to concentrate on the presentation. No one can learn things with what amounts to a broken record droning on and on and on.

[@user-zh5pu5lt5f]

i build hot air balloons!

[@Adam-nv9zo]

Now do hotdogs 🌭

[@ByteOfSilicon]

Some of teh items in your video are not powered by Hot Air. You need to fire the technical writer if you even have one!

[@PhilForeman]

I could just read a Wikipedia article.