Radio Okay, release the balloon, release the balloon, release the balloon.

So that's the balloon, big gas balloon.

(iv) Sanriku Balloon Centre

They make balloon animals.

And this particular balloon, because it has to launch two tons of weight, is an extremely huge balloon.

He really popped their balloon.

How do we steer a balloon?

This is a high altitude helium balloon.

The balloon was caught in the tree.

The first is to create a kind of balloon structure, fill it with bacteria, then allow the sand to wash over the balloon, pop the balloon, as it were, disseminating the bacteria into the sand and solidifying it.

It took me a while it took me years to find the right balloon team to build the balloon that would do this job.

So what if we were living in balloon houses?

This kind of diagram is called a balloon race.

Well, in a balloon it's easy, we have ballast.

It's a real pump. You could actually pop the balloon.

All the leopard seal was doing it's just biting a balloon.

But you know, even holding one balloon is like, kind of happy.

He can seat, throughout the year, he can seat 8,000 people.

The balloon launch site is on a hill 230 metres above sea level. The control centre stands beside the launch site, where launch control and assembly of the balloon and its payload are conducted.

Now this is a little pump with which you could inflate a balloon.

And Brennan runs back to his seat. Everybody runs back to their seat.

Here's a scene that shows you the balloon and the payload end to end.

And again, I couldn't go. But it's a fascinating group. They make balloon animals.

Because in the balloon, like in life, we go very well in unforeseen directions.

Of course not just like the atmosphere in the balloon, but in life itself.

(iv) One permanent seat and one non permanent seat for Latin American and Caribbean States

A seat works in a two dimensional world, where gravity blasts down on that seat, OK?

Latin America and the Caribbean would have one permanent seat and one additional non permanent seat.

Please keep your seat.

Think about seat belts.

The seat is preheated.

Please keep your seat.

That's my ejection seat.

Please have a seat.

Please take a seat.

Is this seat empty?

Please take your seat.

I booked a seat.

Where is my seat?

Fasten your seat belts.

Is this seat available?

Is this seat free?

And that's where they do their experiments, and then the balloon, the payload, is brought down.

Here's the balloon being filled up with helium, and you can see it's a gorgeous sight.

It needs to be rocket powered or one of these things, a great big gas balloon.