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The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart

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Author’s Opinion In the past hot-air balloons were always made out of linen and paper.(on left) Today most are made out of nylon.(on right)

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Page 1: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

The science of Hot-Air Balloons

By: Mya Stewart

Page 2: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

FAST FACTSIn 1783 the first balloon launchedHeat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

Page 3: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

Author’s OpinionIn the past hot-air balloons were always made out of linen and

paper.(on left)Today most are made out of nylon.(on right)

Page 4: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

MAIN IDEA This text is mainly about all the things inside hot-air

balloons like particles, dense air, and hydrogen, which is a gas that could be used with the balloon. Propane is also another gas that is used with hot-air balloons.

Page 5: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

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Page 6: The science of Hot-Air Balloons By: Mya Stewart. FAST FACTS In 1783 the first balloon launched Heat is the ingredient needed for ballooning

THE SCIENCE OF HOT-AIR BALLOONS!

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