Early explorers on hot air balloon trips typically took equipment such as maps, compasses, telescopes, and a barometer for navigation and scientific observations. They also carried provisions like food, water and clothing, as well as tools for repairs and landing gear in case of emergency. The gondola would also have been equipped with safety equipment such as ropes, sandbags, and fire extinguishers.
Early explorers took with them basic supplies such as food, water, navigational tools, and blankets in hot air balloons. They also carried communication devices and safety equipment like parachutes in case of emergencies. Additionally, some explorers brought scientific instruments to conduct experiments or observations during their journey.
When you inflate a balloon, the air goes inside the balloon and fills it up. The air molecules push against the walls of the balloon, causing it to expand and take on its inflated shape.
Air expands when it is heated. This makes it less dense than colder air. Hence, it has buoyancy, and tends to rise. If it is trapped in a balloon, it can take the balloon up with it, along with things attached to the balloon, as long as the buoyancy of the balloon exceeds the attached weight.
The balloon would get larger as the air pressure outside it dropped. At some height, the balloon would get large enough to burst.
A balloon is usually launched in the morning in order to take adventage of the rising air temperature. As long as the temperature is rising, the balloon will need less assistance from the burning fuel to stay aloft. Less fuel burned means less fuel needs to be carried, which further reduces the effort needed to lift the balloon.
water and food
not alot i guess
Polar explorers did.
19 trips to save slaves.
Early explorers explored Earth by ship. When ships sailed into polar climes, the treachery of icebergs coupled with the extreme cold temperatures turned most explorers away from polar exploration.
The word 'explorers' is not a pronoun. The word 'explorers' is a noun, the plural form of the singular noun 'explorer', a word for a person.A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence. The pronouns that take the place of the plural noun 'explorers' is they as a subject, and them as an object in a sentence.Example: The explorers set off in early spring. They planned to travel up river with some local people to guide them.
19 trips total
Early explorers took with them basic supplies such as food, water, navigational tools, and blankets in hot air balloons. They also carried communication devices and safety equipment like parachutes in case of emergencies. Additionally, some explorers brought scientific instruments to conduct experiments or observations during their journey.
Cooperate lawyers do take business trips. Corporate lawyers have to travel to meet with clients and associates of their clients.
Explorers typically took resources that were new or hard to come by. The early explorers from Europe to the Americas took gold or silver in an attempt to gain financial support to continue their adventures. Other explorers such as Lewis and Clark brought back information that previously had only been known to Native people or trappers - one example being beaver furs.
Early land explorers took essential supplies such as food, water, shelter (tents), maps, navigation tools (compass, astrolabe), and firearms for protection against potential threats. They also carried personal items like clothing, tools for gathering food, and writing materials for documenting their discoveries.
There are occasions in which Congress must take trips to gain information on proposed legislation. These trips are known as junket trips.