Have you ever seen "Up", which is both longing and touching? The film tells the story of an old man who once agreed with his wife to travel to a waterfall in remote South America, but was unable to make the trip because of the busy life, until the government asked him to It was only when his old house was demolished that he decided to take the house with him on an adventure.
National Geographic recruited scientists, engineers, hot air balloon pilots and volunteers to build this realistic version of the flying house. 300 helium-filled weather balloons can pull the wooden house to an altitude of 3,000 meters and last for nearly an hour. flight. Dreams have once again come true. Beautiful imaginations are not impossible to realize. As long as you dare to do it, success is possible!
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
300 helium-filled weather balloons DIY realistic version of "Flying House"
