Today commemorates the first Hot Air Balloon Flight By the Montgolfier brothers in 1783. A truly golden age of ballooning…—Elizabeth Periale
Barthélemy Faujas de Saint-Fond, Description des Expériences de la Machine Aérostatique de MM. De Montgolfier, et de Celles Auxelles Cette Découverte a Donné Lieu, 1783
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Doesn’t the first plate show a balloon being inflated with hydrogen? It may be Charles’ balloon.
How fascinating. Flight in the 17th Century. Who knew?
Wow! I really do not know information on ballooning in 17th century. Thanks for sharing!
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Cool picture! It looks interesting to me.
Wow! first Hot Air Balloon Flight. really cool!
I am happy to see this first Hot Air Balloon Flight. Thanks for putting it here.
Wow! I never had the chance to saw the first hot air balloon just now. Thanks for sharing!
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