balloons

Balloons do not work well on Mars either; landing heavy payloads with balloons result in a lot of bouncing, which is bad for both equipment and for humans.

Apparently helium balloons use only about 8% of the annual consumption of helium, and that's just about the highest-margin use there is--hospitals effectively pay less for their helium because it's subsidized by kiddie balloons.

Maybe there will be a future challenge where the balloons are more hidden.

Yeah it seems odd they use divers, instead of some sort of pulley system to lift the balloons to the surface for maintenance and harvesting.

Also balloons and candy for the enemy children would be appropriate.

You can use breathable air and live inside the balloons.

I'd already have a half dozen red weather balloons ready to be deployed...

This can only be done if the balloons could self guide themselves using GPS with a high degree of accuracy, and they be launched outside of South Korea.

Obviously ~300 lines of code isn't enough to do a full-fledged slick interface...but one suggestion that presumably would be easy to implement: a button that closes all current word-balloons.

I've had to dodge stupid cameras on balloons while landing.

I think if I were competing I'd already have a half dozen red weather balloons ready to be deployed in obvious places at about $100 each.

I've spotted a few balloons at altitude while flying.

The room is decorated with flowers and balloons, rather than being a "boring classroom" and they do fun things like cupcake tasting or yoga during the day.

If you're using "small enough chunks" your space overhead balloons to the point where you may as well not use it.

The wizard doesn't have the "Create Kotlin Library" popups, but some balloons pop up on the top righthand-side and allow me to do the same thing, I think, copying some jars into my project's `lib` directory.

Space flight even gives you numbers for what is acceptable, e.g.: "It is the policy of SSC that the risk associated with each launch of rockets, balloons, UAV’s and other airspace vehicles at Esrange Space Center is controlled so that the hurt risk or casualty expectation (i.e.