• dual_sport_dork 🐧🗡️
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    5622 days ago

    Sure. You could do a cylinder of three quarters of a meter across which seems like a reasonable footprint for someone to stand in. That’d only have to be, uh, 325.5 meters tall to have the same volume.

      • @ReanuKeeves@lemm.ee
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        22 days ago

        Your asshole “buddy” constantly throwing sharp objects at your balloon causing you to be wet all the time and laughing as you ask your mom if she can mend your massive cylinder for the 13th time this month

        • MrPistachios
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          522 days ago

          I’ll just compress more helium and make the balloon metal so its stronger and holds more in a smaller space

          • @ReanuKeeves@lemm.ee
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            622 days ago

            Your buddy has figured out that all they need to do is snip the ropes on your cylinder which will make it fly away and now you gotta ask your mom to buy you a new cylinder until your whole family is broke and homeless

          • @sushibowl@feddit.nl
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            521 days ago

            I think holding more helium in a smaller space is the opposite of what you want. The lifting force is equal to the weight of the air being displaced, so you want as little stuff as possible in as big a volume as possible.

            Maybe if you went the other way round and compressed the atmosphere?