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A Short History and Explanation of Hot Air Ballooning By CUO Griffin Putland

Flying Camp (15 - 17 Apr 11) - Hot Air Ballooning Lecture - CUO Putland

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Lesson giving basic history, explanation and insight into the world of Hot Air Ballooning

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A Short History and Explanation of Hot Air Ballooning

By CUO

Griffin Putland

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Objectives

At the end of this lesson the student will:

• Know the key points in the early history of Hot Air Ballooning;

• Be able to identify the basic parts of a Hot Air Balloon; and

• Be able to state the basic principles involved in the flight of a hot air balloon.

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History

• The first Hot Air Balloon was made from paper & silk in France by the Montgolfier Brothers.

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History

• The first Hot Air Balloon was made from paper & silk in France by the Montgolfier Brothers.

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History

• The first Hot Air Balloon was made from paper & silk in France by the Montgolfier Brothers.

• Originally it was thought that smoke caused the lift which made the balloons float.

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History

• The first Hot Air Balloon was made from paper & silk in France by the Montgolfier Brothers.

• Originally it was thought that smoke caused the lift which made the balloons float.

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History

• The first Hot Air Balloon was made from paper & silk in France by the Montgolfier Brothers.

• Originally it was thought that smoke caused the lift which made the balloons float.

• The first manned flight was on 21 Nov 1783.

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Components

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A Closer Look At The Basket

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There is a simple idea behind the flight of a hot air balloon:

• Remember: hot air rises.

• The air in the envelope is heated by the burner.

• The temperature difference between the inside and the outside of the balloon causes it to float.

How It Works

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Questions

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QuestionsReview questions.

• What was the Montgolfiers’ Balloon made from?

• What is the largest part of the Hot Air Balloon called?

• Name the equipment that is typically carried inside the basket.

• Describe briefly how a hot air balloon flies.