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PA2RHB > INFO     23.07.02 23:16l 22 Lines 557 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Balloons G0TEZ
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Ian, G0TEZ, wrote:-

> Helium  is twice as dense as hydrogen and will also rise (...) 
> but only half the lifting power of course.

A vacuum, on the other hand, having _zero_ density, has INFINITE lifting
power! What's even better, it doesn't matter how much room you "fill" with
it - infinite is infinite.

Whoops, there goes my thermos! Oh good, it only hit the kitchen ceiling.

* disclaimer for the very dense: the above is utter nonsense. I couldn't
resist the notion, shame on me **


Cheers! 
Rudolf


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