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1. It lasts for as long as the universe in theory, as it does not decay into any other element unless it's in a star, where it will undergo fusion into "heavier" elements

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2. In a balloon, it easily diffuses through the balloon skin and "leaks" away into the atmosphere, so maybe a day or so.

3. In the atmosphere, it gradually diffuses out into space, but is replenished by natural generation.

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