Because there are people holding down the ballon, and if its straight up, you wont have alot of control.
Walmart
i think it would be about 1000 inches
Gel it down...
The first year Macy's used helium-filled balloons was 1928. The first year they used large, inflated character balloons was 1927, but these were air-filled and didn't contain helium.The 1927 balloons included Felix the Cat, singer/actor Eddie Cantor, a 60-foot tall dinosaur with a group of cavemen, and assorted turkeys, chickens and ducks.The 1928 parade balloons were made of rubberized silk and filled with a mixture of air and helium, allowing for much larger construction. Some of the balloons introduced in 1928 included a 40-foot blue elephant, a 60-foot tiger, a 50-foot hummingbird, and a new, improved and much bigger Eddie Cantor.When the parade ended in front of Macy's department store that year, the balloons were released into the air and floated free above the city. Macy's offered a bounty on any parade balloon returned in any condition. Many came back full of holes after children tried to shoot them down with airguns.The traditional balloon release ended after the 1932 parade, when one of the balloons became wrapped around an airplane wing, causing the plane to crash (no mention of injuries or fatalities).
the leaf does not have much weight for gravity to pull it down
cuz water has a negative charge
they dont
Macy's introduced the first large, inflated balloons in 1927. Among the characters were Felix the Cat, a caricature of singer/actor Eddie Cantor, a dinosaur, a group of cavemen, and assorted turkeys, chickens and ducks. The first balloons were made entirely of rubber and filled with air, rather than helium (which was introduced in 1928), so they had to be held upright by long poles. For this reason, their designer, Tony Sarg, referred to these first balloons as "upside-down marionettes."
Down the street the parade marches.
it experiences air resistance
i have no idea i was wondeing the same thing
they don't