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You say balloons in japinese by saying chunie. CHU NIE. Like Junie but with a c.
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What chemical element is used in weather balloons?
Meteorological balloons are made from natural latex rubber, mostly in Japan.
What country hoped to bomb America with nine thousand hot air balloons?
Japan. The jet stream goes east from Japan to the USA. Japan launched a lot of hot air balloons, filled with flammable materials, to try and burn much of the USA, especially the forests of the pacific northwest. Only a few balloons reached the USA, and only minimal damage was done. Also, the USA press kept silent about the balloons during the war to avoid panic, and so the result was a failure of the Japan to use balloons, and the jet stream, to burn the USA, and it's forests.
How have hot air balloons been used you the military?
Yes, they have, IN Japan during WWII They sent Balloons on timers and launched them to the usa. There is no one aboard the balloons. The balloons where armed with Bombs when the timer run out, the bombs drob. The mission failed the balloons bombed Califoria forest arena, Well this is one point in time.
How do you say balloons in spanish?
Globos (-Glow-Bows-)
How do you say balloons in french?
in french balloon is balon
How do you say 'two red balloons' in German?
zwei rote Luftballons
When was The Japan That Can Say No created?
The Japan That Can Say No was created in 1989.
How can japan used jet stream during World War 2?
Japan sent unmanned balloons with explosives across the north Pacific into the Pacific Northwest portion of the United States.
Which country dropped over 100 bombs by weatherborne balloons?
Japan attempted to use them to attack the United States in WW II.
How do you say Japan in Japan?
Nippon, Nihon, Japan, Nailikukoku
How do you say Japan in Irish?
It is An tSeapáin ('the Japan').
What types of balloons are there?
there are many different types: hot air balloons, gas balloons, party balloons, weather balloons and many more complex types of balloons.
