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Hot air balloons could also use for sending the probes to another planet

  



Hot air balloons could also use for sending the probes to another planet

The hot air balloon can rise to extremely high if the grate where the flame is burning, what mission is to create the hot air is equipped with oxygenized. The system would rise even to the edge of the atmosphere because the oxygenated flame would burn even in the non-oxygen conditions. 

The thing, that makes that thing interesting is that the same effect would be forming by filling the balloon with hydrogen. Then that kind of system would rise higher than any other gas, and then in the balloon could be shot the cathode ray. And if we are thinking about the possibility to use the hot-air balloon as the interplanetary sail, we might just target the ionizing radiation to the balloon. 

That would turn it into the nuclear engine. But one of the most fascinating things, that this kind of system can be used is the antimatter engine. The antimatter would be created by using leaf gold. The entire balloon would be covered by using leaf gold, and when the cosmic radiation would hit the balloon, that thing would form antimatter, which would annihilate inside the structure. 

But why we would want to build that thing? One of the ideas would be that this kind of balloon can be used to take samples from the atmosphere of the giant gas planets like Jupiter. The thing is that this kind of system would make the lightweight, and a good way to use this kind of technology in probes, what mission is to take those samples back to Earth for analyzation. 

If we would create antimatter in the space, we could make the tank where the cosmic radiation would form the antimatter. If that magnetic bottle, what purpose is to keep the antimatter or anti-ions away from the walls of the bottle would be made by using blowing materials, that balloon structure would save the space. And the reason why the antimatter must create in the space is that if it touches with normal material, it would detonate immediately. 

And then connect it with a normal rocket engine, where antimatter would be injected to fuel. That kind of system can be used in small-size spacecraft, which are sent across the solar system for taking samples and making mankind wildest dreams possible.


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