Sentences with phrase «in hot air balloons rising»

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A hot air balloon has risen 50 feet off the floor inside Liverpool Cathedral, in a stunt thought to be the first of its kind in the world.

«The upwelling we detected is like a hot air balloon, and we infer that something is rising up through the deeper part of our planet under New England,» said lead author Vadim Levin, a geophysicist and professor in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Rutgers University - New Brunswick.

Fires can pulsate, jump and swing with the wind Flames from wildfires are very low density, so they expand and rise like a hot air balloon, Finney added, but they don't rise in a steady fashion, instead pulsating and forming circulations affected by the wind.

Among the hallmarks of a good champagne are multiple bubble trains rising in lines from the sides of a poured glass like so many tiny hot - air balloons.

Float lazily above the iridescent valleys of Laos in a hot air balloon as limestone karsts rise sharply in all directions.

In the summers, the stone terrace offers front row seating for watching the paragliders soar across the sky or colorful hot air balloons as they rise into the expansive pink of dawn.

You'll never forget the wonder, romance and silence of watching the sun rise in Tropical North Queensland during your hot - air balloon flight.

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Does Jelbring suppose that a hot - air balloon would rise in a vacuum?

Think of a large hot air mass in the atmosphere as rising like a hot air balloon in the shape of a mushroom cloud -LRB-!).

In 1783 at Versailles, a miracle of invention, a balloon filled with hot air suspending a basket rose to the air.