Flying House Di FILM UP (REAL)

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Flying House Di FILM UP (REAL)

Lunatic.VandaL

08-01-2012 08:34

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Dalam sinematik 3D tahun lalu Di Film Up, seorang pensiunan 78 tahun lolos kehidupan di rumah senior 'dengan melampirkan ratusan balon ke rumahnya dan terbang ke Amerika Selatan.

Tampaknya seperti ide bagus pada saat itu, namun hal itu dapat dilakukan?

Menurut tim dari National Geographic, ya.

Semacam.

Ben Howie, produser eksekutif seri baru Nat Geo TV Bagaimana Hard Bisa It Be?, Mengatakan tim "ditemukan itu sebenarnya hampir tidak mungkin untuk terbang rumah nyata".

Jadi, bukannya mereka membangun satu ringan, yang melekat ke 300 balon dan menyaksikan lepas landas dan melambung beberapa 3500m di atas High Desert California.

Dalam melakukannya, mereka menetapkan rekor dunia untuk penerbangan balon cluster yang terbesar yang pernah mencoba, serta memberikan inspirasi tambahan untuk duda tua yang tidak pernah rewel menyadari impian mereka dan pramuka anak di seluruh dunia.

"Apa yang dapat kita lakukan adalah jenis lalat rumah ringan dan terbang dengan aman dengan orang-orang di dalam," kata produser Ian Putih.

Maaf? Apakah dia mengatakan, "orang dalam"?

Ya, rumah Nat Geo Up itu, mengukur 4.8mx 4.8mx 5.5m, dihuni sementara itu berlayar melintasi padang pasir California.

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in last year's cinematic 3D hit Up, the 78-year-old retiree escapes life in a seniors' home by attaching hundreds of balloons to his house and flying to South America.

It seemed like a great idea at the time, but can it be done?

According to a team from National Geographic, yes.

Sort of.

Ben Howie, executive producer of the new Nat Geo TV series How Hard Can It Be?, said the team "found it is actually close to impossible to fly a real house".

So instead they built a lightweight one, attached it to 300 balloons and watched it lift off and soar some 3500m above California's High Desert.

In doing so, they set a world record for the largest cluster balloon flight ever attempted, as well as providing extra inspiration for cranky old widowers who never realised their dreams and boy scouts the world over.

"What we can do is kind of fly a lightweight house and fly it safely with people inside," producer Ian White said.

Excuse me? Did he say, "people inside"?

Yes, Nat Geo's Up house, measuring 4.8m x 4.8m x 5.5m, was inhabited while it sailed across the Californian desert.

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