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Colorful Time-Lapse of Hot Air Balloons in New Mexico | Short Film Showcase

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A hot air balloon is a lighter than air craft - It's made up of an envelope (the actual balloon), a basket, and burners to make it fly.

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Hot air is less dense than cold air the heated air causes the balloon to rise simply because it is lighter than the same amount of cold air. Buoyancy is an upwards force that the air uses, and it helps hot-air balloons to stay in the air. A hot air balloon uses a burner to heat up the air inside the balloon.

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The most common use of a hot air balloon is to serve the public private flights, so purely for enjoyment. I'd call that a great escape.

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Who designed the hot air balloon and when was it made?

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Who designed the hot air balloon and when was it made?

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The hot air balloon is the first successful human - carrying flight technology. It was designed or invented in, 1783 by the Montgolfier brothers.

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The brothers started experimenting with lighter than air devices after observing that heated air flowing directed into a paper  or fabric bag made the bag rise. After several successful tests, they decided to make a public demonstration.
In September 1783, the Montgolfiers sent a Duck, Sheep, Rooster into the air to test their hot air balloon design, those animals were the world's first first air passengers.

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Background information on the inventors!

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Background information on the inventors!

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Joseph-Michel Montgolfier and Jacques-Étienne Montgolfier were two brothers born into a paper manufacturing family along with 14 other siblings. The two brothers were best known as the inventors of the hot air balloon.

Joseph-Michel was the 12th child most described as a dreamer and Jacques-Étienne was the 15th child he was more a buisness like man, as so he went and trained as an arcitect. After an unexpected death of their eldest brother Raymond, Jacques-Étienne got the call up to run the family buisness.

After many years of hard work and inventing Jacques-Étienne sadly died on the 2nd August 1799 (aged 54) with his brother following many years later passing away on the 26th June 1810 (aged 69).