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why gravity doesnt pulls down a flying balloon?

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Answered by Anonymous
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because as we move higher in the atmosphere it density decreases and as a result ballon which have helium or any other light gases displaces the air at that place similar to that of bottle in water and hence it goes up

Answered by Anonymous
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The greater the altitude, the lower the density of the atmosphere. If a light balloon does not change in any way,it will eventually reach a height where the buoyancy related to the air it displaces no longer exceeds the pull of gravity.

The balloons stops rising. As balloons rise, air pressure around them diminishes.

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