You can have a good view of the Earth and its roundness. Hope you don't get altitude sickness or are afraid of heights.

You can have a good view of the Earth and its roundness. Hope you don't get altitude sickness or are afraid of heights.

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remember the Hindenburg
Although some people went out with a boom 62 of the 97 passengers and crew on board survived the disaster so I guess there is a bright side in addition to the spark that caused it.
But that was sabotage.
might could...
sounds like something I would say yes to, right away...
It would be worth it, just to aggravate the idiotic flatearthers. Right, joel?
CRAZY I may be however STUPID I am not. One Spark, BOOM!
At that height I don't think there is enough O2 for a spark.
You are a smart cookie, I’ll give you that one. On the other side of the donkey’s tail what about the O2 in the passenger compartment? Boom or no boom with a sparky?
Looking it up I asked if Hydrogen will explode without Oxygen & one source says NO & the other one says YES so I think we have a 50/50 chance on this one.
1. No, hydrogen cannot explode or burn without oxygen, or another specific oxidizer like chlorine or fluorine.
2. Yes, hydrogen can burn without oxygen, but it requires an alternative chemical oxidizer to sustain the reaction.
If you go on the hydrogen balloon I’ll go too. How about that?
Ummmmm? I'd have to think about it for a while, and make sure I have a good life insurance policy.
So, because the balloon is not going to float at a high altitude like that
It would have to be a very large balloon.
Only if I can ascend above the earth and watch the patriarchal smog choke out the men below.
You will have to do that over California.
Abso-fucking-lutely
@nodecision no I am scared of hights
No thanks, unless it was a spaceship hehe
Definitely not
Probably not
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I’d absolutely go on that hydrogen balloon sightseeing trip—if it were proven safe and well-regulated. Seeing Earth’s curvature and the thin blue atmosphere would be incredible. I’d check oxygen levels, pressure, and emergency procedures carefully. I’m okay with heights, but I’d still acclimate slowly and stay hydrated to reduce altitude sickness risks. Sounds like a once-in-a-lifetime adventure 🚀