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>> PAT?
>> WHAT DO YOU WANT?

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>> I AM READY FOR THE BALLOON
FEST.

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I'VE GOT THE BALLOONS, I'VE GOT
OUR PASSES.

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I HAVE OUR HATS AND I'M READY TO
GO.

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I LOVE BALLOONS.
HELIUM, MYLAR, THE KIND YOU

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TWIST INTO ANIMALS.
I CAN'T WAIT.

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>> IT IS WAY TOO EARLY.
THIS IS INCREDIBLE!

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>> THIS IS THE ALBUQUERQUE
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON FEST AND

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THIS IS MASS ASCENSION.
>> THIS IS STEM IN 30.

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>> I GOT TO CATCH A RIDE.
>> WELL, THIS IS STILL COOL.

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WOO-HOO!
>>> THIS IS STEM IN 30.

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>>> HI I'M COMING TO YOU TODAY
LIVE FROM THE NATIONAL AIR AND

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SPACE MUSEUM IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
I JUST GOT BACK FROM THE

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INTERNATIONAL BALLOON FIESTA IN
ALBUQUERQUE NORTH CAROLINA, AND

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IT WAS PIN CREDIBLE!
WHEN I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL I USE

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TO CREW FOR HOT AIR BALLOONS: I
HAD SEEN SEVERAL-THEM IN THE AIR

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AND I EVEN FLEW ONE.
BUT NOTHING PREPARED ME FOR

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ALBUQUERQUE.
IT WAS VISUALLY OVERWHELMING.

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MY COHOST, BETH WILSON, WHO'S
NORMALLY HERE WITH ME IS STILL

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IN ALBUQUERQUE AND WE'RE GOING
TO BE GOING LIVE TO HER IN A FEW

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MINUTES.
BUT FIRST I WANT TO WELCOME YOU

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GUYS.
THESE GUYS HAVE GREAT QUESTIONS

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THAT THEY'RE GOING TO BE ASKING
TODAY AND FOR ALL OF YOU

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WATCHING TODAY ON TV OR ONLINE
BE SURE TO SUBMIT THOSE

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QUESTIONS.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT STANDING BY

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DOWNSTAIRS READY TO ANSWER
THOSE.

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ARE YOU READY TO HEAD BACK TO
ALBUQUERQUE TO BETH AND TOM

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CROUCH?
>> YES.

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>> IT'S A GREAT PARTY.
THANKS A LOT. AND I'M JOINED BY

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CURATOR TOM CROUCH, AND WE ARE
STILL LIVE UNTIL ALBUQUERQUE AT

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THE ALBUQUERQUE INTERNATIONAL
BALLOON FIESTA. TOM, WE HAVE A

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GREAT VIEW OUT THIS WINDOW.
DO YOU WANT TO TELL TELL US

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WHERE WE'RE STANDING?
>> WE'RE IN THE ALBUQUERQUE

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INTERNATIONAL BALLOON MUSEUM.
RIGHT HERE ON THE EDGE OF THE

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FIESTA GROUNDS.
>> AND THE FIESTA IS STILL GOING

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ON.
DO YOU WANT TO GIVE A LITTLE

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HISTORY?
HOW DID THAT GET STARTED?

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>> WAY BACK IN 1971, THERE WAS A
GUY HERE IN ALBUQUERQUE NAMED

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SID CUTTER WHO OPERATED THE
LOCAL SERVICE. AND HIS MOTHER

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WAS HAVING A BIG BIRTHDAY THAT
YEAR AND HE BROUGHT A HOT AIR

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BALLOON.
NOW, AT THE TIME, THEY WERE

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ALMOST BRAND-NEW.
THAT WAS THE FIRST BALLOON IN

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ALBUQUERQUE. AND HE DIDN'T EVEN
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HE USED IT T A PARTY DECORATION
AND THE NEXT DAY HE WENT OUT AND

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MADE SOME OF HIS FIRST FLIGHTS
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THE NEXT YEAR A LOCAL RADIO
STATION WAS HAVING AN

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ANNIVERSARY AND THEY ORIGINALLY
ASKED CUTTER IF HIS BALLOON

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COULD BE PART OF IT.
AND THE MORE THEY THOUGHT ABOUT

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IT THE MORE THEY THOUGHT
WOULDN'T IT BE NEAT TO HAVE A

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RECORD NUMBER OF BALLOONS.
WELL THE RECORD AT THAT POINT

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WAS 19.
THAT HAD BEEN SET IN BRITAIN.

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SO THEY SET OUT TO BREAK THAT
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AND THEY DIDN'T.
THEY MISSED.

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BUT THE NEXT YEAR THEY HAD MORE
BALLOONS AND ULTIMATELY THE

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FESTIVAL REACHED OVER 1,000
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TODAY IT'S FEWER.
IT'S DOWN TO ABOUT 600 BALLOONS

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BUT EVERY OCTOBER, THE SKY OVER
ALBUQUERQUE, BALLOON CAPITAL OF

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THE WORLD.
>>> AND THE DAY STARTS BY

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CHECKING THE WEATHER BECAUSE
SOMETHING CALLED MORNING LOW,

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WHERE THEY -- AND THEY HAVE TO
HEAT THE AIR UP, SO THAT'S A

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SPECTACULAR VIEW TOO. AND THEN
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>> THOSE ARE THE CUTE BALLOONS
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THEY'LL SEE WHAT THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS ARE LIKE, WHAT THE

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WINDS ARE DOING.
WIND IS REALLY IMPORTANT IN

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BALLOONING.
YOU CAN'T FLY IN A WHOLE LOT OF

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WIND. SO THESE GUYS GO UP AND
SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING UP THERE.

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>> SO THEY'RE SORT OF THE
WEATHER BALLOON AND THEN WE GO

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TO MASS ASCENSION WHICH IS ALL
THE BALLOONS GOING UP AND THERE

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ARE COMPETITIONS THROUGHOUT THE
DAY, SO THE FIESTA IS REALLY AN

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ALL-DAY THING.
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>> NOW, WE HAVE ACTUALLY
ACCEPTED -- RECENTLY ACCEPTED A

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BALLOON INTO THE NATIONAL AIR
AND SPACE MUSEUM.

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DO YOU WANT TO TELL US ABOUT
THAT?

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>> WE HAVE.
IT'S A LOVELY HOT AIR BALLOON

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THAT'S AT THE SMITHSONIAN.
AND SO YEAH WE HAVE OUR OWN

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BALLOON.
>> AND IT WAS BUILT AS AT ADAM'S

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BALLOON COMPANY, AND WE GOT A
CHANCE TO TALK TO ANDY

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RICHARDSON WHO OWNS THE BALLOON
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SO LET'S SEE WHAT HE HAS TO SAY.
>> I'M JOINED BY ANDY

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RICHARDSON, OWNER OF ADAMS
BALLOONS HERE IN ALBUQUERQUE,

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NORTH CAROLINA.
THANKS FOR TALKING TO US TODAY.

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YOU BUILT ALL THE BALLOONS WE
SEE BEHIND US.

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>> WE DID.
WE BUILT EVERY BALLOON HERE IN

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THE SHOP.
>> THAT INCLUDES THE SMITHSONIAN

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BALLOON?
>> YES, THAT'S OUR FAVORITE SO

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FAR.
>> AND YOU GUYS BUILD OTHER

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THINGS HERE IN THE SHOP, RIGHTS?
>> WE DO. I WOULD BE HAPPY TO

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SHOW IT TO YOU.
>> THAT WOULD BE GREAT.

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>> OKAY.
WHERE DO THE DESIGNS COME FROM

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IN.
>> HONESTLY THE IMAGINATION, WE

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CAN BUILD BASICALLY ANY SHAPE.
SO WHEN I WAS A KID GROWING UP

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PETER PAN WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE
MOVIES AND AT THE END CAPTAIN

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HOOK'S PIRATE SHIP THAT FLIES
THROUGH THE SKY, THAT WAS

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LITERALLY WHERE MY THOUGHT
PROCESS WAS PIGS FOR DOING A

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FLYING PIRATE SHIP.
THAT WAS WHAT GAVE ME THE IDEA.

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AND THEN IT JUST WAS SIMPLY
SITTING DOWN AND DESIGNING IT SO

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THAT IT WAS AERODYNAMIC ENOUGH
TOLL FLY.

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>> HOW DO YOU DESIGN THOSE
MAROONS?

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>> WE USE A CAD PARAMETER WE USE
A COMPUTER PROGRAM THAT DOES ALL

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THE STRESS ANALYZE, ALL OF THE
CALCULATIONS AND WE SIMPLY JUST

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FACT CHECK IT DURING THE
BUILDING PROCESS TO MAKE SURE

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THAT THE COMPUTER AS TALKED TO
THE PRINTER PROPERLY AND THAT IT

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COMES OUT TO THE CUTTING FLOOR
SO THAT WE CAN PRODUCE THE

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BALLOON EXACTLY HOW THE COMPUTER
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>> THAT'S NOT HOW YOU USED TO DO
THEM, THE IS IT?

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>> NO, WHEN I FIRST STARTED WE
LITERALLY WOULD DO GRAPH PAPER

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AND WE HAD A SQUARE AND A 90 AND
WE WOULD MANGE THE MASSIVE

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PATTERNS OURSELVES ON THE TABLES
AND THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

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TOOK WEEKS, BUT NOW WE LET THE
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>> I IMAGINE THERE'S A LITTLE
BIT OF MATH INVOLVED IN THAT.

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>> THERE SURE IS.
I MADE ME WISH I WORKED A LITTLE

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HARDER IN SCHOOL BUT WE GOT IT
FIGURED OUT.

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>> SEEMS LIKE THERE'S A LITTLE
CUTTING AND SEWING INVOLVED IN

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THIS.
>> YES.

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IT'S A BIG PROCESS.
>> THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHOWING

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US AROUND.
>>> NOT A PROBLEM.

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>>> WE HAVE COLLECTED A BALLOON,
BUT THE BALLOON MUSEUM COLLECTS

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A WHOLE BUNCH OF BALLOONS AND
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BUT WE DID GET A CHANCE TO TALK
TO THE LEAD CURATOR HERE AND SHE

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GAVE US A LITTLE OVERVIEW OF THE
MUSEUM THAT WE'RE STANDING IN.

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>> HI.
I'M CURATOR OF COLLECTIONS AT

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THE ANDERSON ALBUQUERQUE
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON MUSEUM.

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SINCE WE OPENED IN 2005 THE
MUSEUM HAS HOSTED NEARLY A

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MILLION VISITORS FROM ACROSS NEW
MEXICO, AROUND THE COUNTRY AND

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THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF

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ARTIFACTS, IMPRESSIVE AND
INTERACTIVE EXHIBITIONS AND

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ENGAGING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
MAKE IT ONE OF THE WORLD'S

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PREMIER MUSEUMS ABOUT BALLOONS.
THE BALLOON MUSEUM EMPHASIZES

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SCENE OF EXPLORATION, DISCOVERY
AND ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH ITS

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SUBJECT MATTER WHICH ENCOMPASSES
HISTORY, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,

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ART AND CULTURE. THE BALLOON
MUSEUM IS OPEN YEAR AROUND AND

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HOSTS MANY COMMUNITY ORIENTED
SPECIAL EVENTS, FEATURING UNIQUE

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ART AND ARCHITECTURE.
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE AT THE

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BALLOON MUSEUM.
PLEASE COME BY SOON.

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>>> DO YOU WANT TO TAKE SOME
QUESTIONS?

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>> SURE S. LET'S START WITH AN
ONLINE QUESTION.

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HOW DO THE BALLOONS AVOID
HITTING EACH OTHER?

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>> WELL.
SOMETIMES THEY DO.

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WE SAY THEY KISS WITH PEOPLE WHO
COME TOGETHER LIKE THIS.

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BUT IT BECOMES DANGEROUS, SO
THEY AVOID IT BY JUST TRYING TO

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MANEUVER SO THAT THAT KIND OF
THING DOESN'T HAPPEN.

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>> SO IF THEY CAN TOUCH EACH
OTHER THIS WAY, WHAT HAPPENS IF

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ONE GOES UP UNDER ANOTHER?
>> THAT'S THE WORST THING THAT

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CAN HAPPEN AS YOU CAN IMAGINE:
WHEN SOMEBODY PULLS UP BELOW YOU

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IT CAN BE BIG TROUBLE.
>> WE HAVE ANOTHER ONLINE

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QUESTION.
IS THE SMITHSONIAN HOT AIR

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BALLOON ON DISPLAY AT THE
MUSEUM?

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>> WE'RE PUTTING A PICTURE OF IT
UP.

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THERE'S A -- THAT GOES WITH IT
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SO YOU CAN SEE IT ANY DAY.
>> THE ENVELOPE IS THE ACTUAL

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BALLOON PART.
>> THE ENVELOPE IS WHAT LOOKS

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LIKE IT'S FILLED WITH HOT AIR
RIGHT.

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>> AND WE HAVE AN AUDIENCE
QUESTION NOW.

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>> HI.
MY NAME IS ALI AND MY QUESTION

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IS HOW DOES WEATHER AT THE
FIESTA AFFECT HOW THE BALLOONS

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FLY?
>> THAT'S A REALLY GOOD

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QUESTION, ALI.
HOW DOES THE WEATHER AFFECT THE

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FIESTA?
>> IT IS AN INCREDIBLE AFFECT ON

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IT.
YOU CAN'T LAUNCH BALLOONS IN

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MUCH OF A WIND AT ALL.
SO YESTERDAY, FOR EXAMPLE, AND

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THE DAY BEFORE, THINGS WERE
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SO YEAH BALLOONING IS PRETTY
MUCH DICTATED BY THE WIND, BY

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THE AIR.
>> WE HAVE A GOOD DAY TODAY.

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>> WE SURE DO.
>> NOW, AS YOU KNOW I ACTUALLY

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GOT TO RIDE IN A HOT AIR BALLOON
WHILE I WAS HERE AND IT WAS AN

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EXPERIENCE THAT I WAS REALLY
EXCITED TO HAVE.

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>> TELL US ABOUT IT.
>> LET ME START WITH THE

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BALLOON.
THE MAROONS HAVE NAMES.

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MY BALLOON'S NAME WAS NORWAY AND
IT WAS PILOTED BY JIM LYNCH, AND

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WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT BALLOONING
AND ONE OF THINGS THAT COMES TO

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MY MIND IS -- AND THAT PILOT
DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING

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AND HE GOT LOST AND ENDED UP
BEING IN A BLIZZARD.

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BUT JIM REALLY KNEW WHAT HE WAS
DOING.

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AND THESE PILOTS ARE TRAINED.
AND THEY'RE PILOTS.

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THESE THINGS ARE ALSO IN THE SKY
AND JIM'S REALLY ON TOP OF IT.

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HE COULD NAVIGATE THE WIND AND
GET US FLOATING IN THE RIGHT

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DIRECTION.
AND SO I WAS REALLY SECURE WITH

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HIM.
>> YOU WEREN'T SCARED?

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>> NO, I WASN'T SCARED.
WHEN WE TOOK A HELICOPTER RIDE A

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FEW MONTHS AGO, AND I WAS REALLY
NERVOUS ABOUT THAT, BUT YOU GET

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INTO A HELICOPTER AND AN
AIRPLANE AND YOU HEAR THIS ROAR

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OF THOSE ENGINES AND YOU REALLY
FEEL THE PULL OF GRAVITY AS YOU

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TAKE OFF.
SO YOU REALLY KNOW THAT YOU ARE

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LEAVING THE GROUND AND GOING UP
IN THE AIR.

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BUT WITH THE BALLOON, YOU KNOW,
YOU HEAR THE ROAR OF THE GAS,

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THE PROPANE HEATING UP THE
BALLOON AND THEN YOU LOOK DOWN

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AND IT'S AS IF THE EARTH HAS
JUST FALLEN AWAY FROM YOUR FEET.

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AND I'M NOT -- IT WAS A BASKET
AND I FELT VERY COMFORTABLE.

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AND THE VIEWS WERE JUST
INCREDIBLE BECAUSE YOU'RE IN

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THAT BASKET.
YOU'RE NOT LOOKING OUT A LITTLE

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WINDOW.
YOU KNOW, YOU CAN LEAN OVER.

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THE ONLY THING I WAS WORRIED
ABOUT WAS DROPPING MY CAMERA, SO

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I ACTUALLY PUT IT AROUND MY
WRIST.

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BUT THE VIEW OF THE CITY AND THE
OTHER BALLOONS WERE JUST REALLY,

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REALLY INCREDIBLE.
>> HOW MANY BALLOONS WERE IN THE

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AIR?
>> WE HAVE 550 BALLOONS OUT HERE

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NOW.
IT WAS ALL UP AT THE SAME TIME.

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SO I GUESS I WATCHED SOME OF
THEM TAKE OFF THE BUT WHEN

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YOU'RE UP THERE IT'S SO QUIET.
AND YOU CAN HEAR THE BURNING OF

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THE OTHER TANKS, AND WHEN I GOT
DURING THE COURSE OF YOUR

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INVESTIGATION -- DOWN, THE
BALLOONING COMMUNITY WAS REALLY

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FRIENDLY.
THEY WERE EXCITED FOR ME.

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THERE WAS A LITTLE CEREMONY, AND
I WAS WELCOMED IN.

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>> YOU GOT WET.
>> YEAH, I DID.

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I GOT A LITTLE CHAMPAGNE DUMPED
ON MY HEAD.

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SO THEY WERE JUST REALLY
FANTASTIC PEOPLE.

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SO I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU.
WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE ARE SO

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INTERESTED IN THIS FORM OF
TRANSPORTATION?

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>> THIS WAS THE WAY HUMAN BEINGS
FLEW.

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LIGHTER THAN AIR. AND I THINK
IT'S BECAUSE BALLOONS ARE BIG

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AND THEY'RE COLORFUL.
THEY FLY LOW TO THE GROUND.

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WHEN YOU SEE ONE COMING IN YOUR
DIRECTION OR IN THE DISTANCE IT

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JUST CATCHES YOUR EYE.
SO I THINK IT'S JUST THE FACT

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THAT THEY LOOK SO NEAT AND
EXCITING AND THERE'S A SENSE OF

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ROMANCE ABOUT BALLOONING TOO.
>> AND YOU CAN'T -- PING WE ARE

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READY FOR SOME MORE QUESTIONS.
ARE YOU READY FOR MORE

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QUESTIONS?
>> READY.

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>> LET'S START WITH AN ONLINE.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF

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FLYING A BALLOON?
>> I THINK IT'S JUST BEING IN

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THE AIR.
BECAUSE AS YOU SAID, IT'S VERY

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QUIET.
YOU CAN HEAR EVERYTHING ON THE

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GROUND.
IT'S KIND OF REFLECTED BACK UP

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TO YOU.
YOU'RE MOVING SLOWLY OVER THE

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LANDSCAPE.
YOU'RE MOVING SLOWLY OVER THE

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LANDSCAPE.
WHEN YOU'RE FLYING HERE, WITH

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THE OTHER BALLOONS THERE'S JUST
NO SENSE LIKE BEING IN THE AIR

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IN A BALLOON.
>> MY QUESTION IS WHAT KIND OF

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LICENSE DO YOU NEED TO PILOT A
HOT AIR BALLOON?

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>> WHAT KIND OF LICENSE DO YOU
NEED TO PILOT A HOT AIR BALLOON?

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>> WELL, BALLOON PILOTS ARE
LICENSED, LIKE ALL LICENSES, YOU

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HAVE TO GO TO SCHOOL.
THERE'S GRAD SCHOOL INVOLVED.

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YOU HAVE TO LEARN ABOUT THE
PHYSICS, YOU HAVE TO LEARN ABOUT

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THE WEATHER AND THEN YOU GO OUT
AND EXPERIENCE BALLOONS AND

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TRAIN IN THE AIR.
SO IT'S QUITE A PROCESS.

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BUT LICENSED LIKE ANY OTHER KIND
OF PILOT.

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>>> JUST LIKE DRIVING A CAR.
>> UH-HUH.

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>> WE HAVE ANOTHER ONLINE
QUESTION. HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE

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NEEDED TO MANEUVER A BALLOON
>> THERE'S REALLY ONLY ONE PILOT

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IN A BALLOON.
AND HE DOES EVERYTHING.

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WHEN HE WANTS TO GO DOWN, HE
LETS IT COOL OFF.

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BUT IN TERMS OF YOUR DIRECTION,
YOU'RE GOING TO GO WHERE THE

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WIND BLOWS YOU.
YOU CAN GO UP OR DOWN, LOOKING

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FOR A BREEZE THAT'S GOING IN THE
DIRECTION YOU WANT TO GO.

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BUT YOU'RE GOING TO GO WITH THE
WIND.

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>>> WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT HOT
AIR BALLOONS BUT THERE ARE GAS

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BALLOONS TOO AND I THINK MARTY
HAS AN EXAMPLE OF THAT.

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>> I HAVE A COUPLE OF FRIEND
HERE, OLIVIA AND MAYA AND THEY

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BOTH HAVE A BALLOON, IT'S JUST
FILLED WITH A DIFFERENT KIND OF

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GAS AND I'M GOING TO HAVE YOU
EACH DROP YOUR BALLOON AND WE'RE

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GOING TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS.
ON THE COUNT OF THREE, ONE, TWO,

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THREE.
OKAY.

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SO OLIVIA'S YOU'RE KIND OF --
WHAT'S GOING ON?

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>> MY BALLOON FELL DOWN BECAUSE
OF ITS GAS IN IT.

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>> AND WHAT HAPPENED WITH YOURS.
>> MINE FLOATED.

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>> SO WHAT DO YOU THINK THE
DIFFERS IS BETWEEN THE GASES.

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>> THIS ONE IS LIGHTER THAN AIR.
>> YES, AND WHILE I WAS IN

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ALBUQUERQUE I GOT A CHANCE TO
TALK WITH TWO PEOPLE, BARBARA

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AND PETER WHO ARE NOT ONLY HOT
AIR BALLOON PILOTS BUT ALSO GAS

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BALLOON PILOTS AND THEY FILLED
THOSE MAROONS WITH HELIUM LIKE

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THIS ONE, BUT THEY'RE BIGGER AND
THEY'RE COMPETING IN A GAS

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BALLOON RACE CALLED AMERICA'S
CHALLENGE.

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I GOT CHANCE THE ASK THEM ABOUT
THEIR BALLOON.

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>> THAT BALLOON IS WHITE AND
THAT'S ACTUALLY TWO WEEKS OF SUN

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SO WE DON'T HEAT UP THE GASSED
IN.

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THEY'RE USING HELIUM OR
HYDROGEN.

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AND HELIUM IS LIKE LITTLE PARTY
BALLOONS THAT YOU RELEASE IN THE

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SKY.
THAT'S WHAT LIFTS US UP IN THE

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GAS BALLOON, AND WE FLY TWO TO
THREE DAYS, NIGHT AND DAY. THE

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COMPETITION IS YOU TAKE OFF, ALL
THE BALLOONS TAKE OFF FROM THE

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SAME SPOT AND THEY'LL SEE WHO
CAN FLY THE FARTHER FROM THAT

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SPOT WITHOUT LANDING.
YOU CAN'T LAND.

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YOU CAN'T GIVE MORE GAS.
YOU GOT TO KEEP GOING.

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SO YOU GOT TO EAT, YOU GOT TO
SLEEP.

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YOU GOT TO DO EVERYTHING.
AND DRINKING LOTS OF WATER IS

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THE MOST CRUCIAL BECAUSE WHEN
YOU'RE OUT IN THE ELEMENTS AT

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10,000, 14,000, WE HAVE TO HAVE
WATER.

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>>> NOW, YOU CAN ACTUALLY FOLLOW
ALONG WITH BARBARA AND PETER AS

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THEY COMPETE IN AMERICA'S
CHALLENGE.

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ON OUR RESOURCES SECTION OF OUR
WEBSITE WE HAVE ADDED A LINK

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WHERE YOU CAN FOLLOW ALONG WITH
ALL OF THE GAS BALLOONS AND SEE

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HOW THEY DO ON AMERICA'S
CHALLENGE.

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AND THE AMAZING THING IS THEY'RE
IN NEW MEXICO RIGHT NOW. THE

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THEY'RE LAUNCHING LATER TODAY.
THEIR LANDING ZONE IS EASTERN

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CANADA.
SO THEY COULD LITERALLY FLY FROM

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NEW MEXICO TO WASHINGTON, D.C.
OR FURTHER.

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SO BE SURE TO FOLLOW ALONG
THERE.

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AND I WILL TELL YOU GUYS AWE ONE
OF MY FAVORITE PARTS OF THE

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FIESTA. THEY HAVE TRADING CARDS
FOR ALL OF THE BALLOONS.

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SO I'M WALKING ALONG AND I HAVE
THAT BIG HAT ON.

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AND THIS LADY COMES UP AND GOES,
DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THE TRADING

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CARDS?
AND OF COURSE I DIDN'T BECAUSE

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I'M NOT A PILOT, AND I HAVE
SOMETHING FOR HER.

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SO I GAVE HER THE HAT AND HER
GRIN LIT UP.

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IT IS ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE
HIGHLIGHTS OF MY TRIP.

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SO WE'RE GOING TO SEND IT BACK
TO BETH AND TOM IN ALBUQUERQUE.

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BETH, I HEAR THAT YOU WERE A
LITTLE BIT OF A BASKET CASE WHEN

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YOU WERE IN THE BALLOON.
>> I WAS NOT.

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WE LANDED MILES AWAY FROM THE
FIELD HERE.

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ALTHOUGH WE SEE A LOT OF THEM
LANDING ON THE FIELD TODAY.

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THE WIND TOOK US OFF AND NOW
THERE'S ANOTHER IMPORTANT JOB

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WHICH IS THE CREW.
YOU AND OUR PRODUCER JOHN WERE

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PART OF THAT CHASE CREW TO COME
PICK ME UP. AND JOHN WAS THERE

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TO FILM IT.
SO LET'S SEE HOW IT LOOKS.

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>>> THIS IS THE REALLY FUN PART
OF HOT AIR BALLOONING.

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CHASING.
>>> WE'RE WITH PETE AND WE WOUND

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UP OVER ON THE RIVER BASIN WHERE
YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE. BUT

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THEY FOUND US.
>>> OKAY.

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HOW ABOUT WE TAKE SOME MORE
QUESTIONS?

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>> GREAT.
>> LET'S START WITH ON ONLINE

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QUESTION.
WHY IS THE BALLOON FIESTA HELD

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HERE IN ALBUQUERQUE?
>> WELL, ONE OF THE REASONS IS

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BECAUSE THIS OCCURRED AND WAY
BACK IN THE 1970, 1972, IT KIND

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OF PUT THE BALLOON MARK ON
ALBUQUERQUE. AND OF COURSE THE

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FESTIVAL HERE JUST SORT OF GREW
AND SO ALBUQUERQUE BECAME THE

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BALLOON CAPITAL OF THE WORLD.
BUT IF YOU LOOK BEHIND US IF THE

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SKY, JUST CLEAR AS A BELL.
AND METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

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ARE KIND OF SPECIAL IN
ALBUQUERQUE TOO WITH THE WAY THE

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WIND ARE JUST A PERFECT PLACE
THE FLY BALLOONS.

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>> THE ALBUQUERQUE BOX, DO YOU
WANT TO TELL US WHAT THE

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ALBUQUERQUE BOX IS?
>> SURE.

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IT'S A METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA,
A LOCAL ONE, WHERE THE WIND, THE

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AIR COMES DOWN THE MOUNTAINS,
DOWN INTO THE ONE OF THE LOWEST

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PARTS OF THE CITY ALONG THE RIO
GRAND VALLEY.

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SO IT BUILDS UP THE CIRCULATION
THAT ENABLES PILOTS TO FLY OVER

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THE FIELD MORE THAN ONE TIME.
>> OKAY.

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LET'S GO TO AUDIENCE QUESTION.
>> HI.

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MY NAME IS JULIA AND I WAS
WONDERING WHEN THE FIRST HOT AIR

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BALLOON WAS MADE.
>> THAT'S A REALLY GOOD

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QUESTION, JULIA.
WHAT WAS THE FIRST HOT AIR

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BALLOON MADE?
>> TWO FRENCH BROTHERS FLEW THE

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FIRST SMALL BALLOON, IN FACT IT
WAS TOO SMALL FOR A PERSON IN

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JUNE OF 17 83. AND THEN A FEW
MONTHS LATER THEY FLEW THE FIRST

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ANIMAL, A SHEEP AT THAT POINT, A
ROOSTER AND BY NOVEMBER, THE

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FIRST LITTLE BALLOONS, THEY
BUILT A BALLOON THAT WAS BIG

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ENOUGH TO CARRY HUMAN BEINGS.
SO HUMAN BEINGS FIRST TOOK TO

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THE SKY ON NOVEMBER 21, 78.
>> AND THEY DIDN'T HAVE PROPANE,

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RIGHT?
SO THEY HAD TO --

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>> THEY HAD TO BURN STRAW, AND
THERE WAS A LITTLE FIREPLACE

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INSIDE THE NECK OF THE BALLOON,
AND THE WHOLE TIME THEY WERE IN

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THE AIR THEY HAD TO KEEP
PITCHING STRAW IN TO KEEP THE

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FIRE UP.
>> WELL, THAT IS ALL THE TIME WE

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HAVE FOR TODAY.
I WANT TO FIRST THANK OUR

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IN-HOUSE AUDIENCE IN WASHINGTON.
IRENE YOU ALL BEING OUT THERE

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WITH MARTY KEEPING HIM COMPANY.
I ALSO WANT TO THANK THE

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CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, WHICH
ALLOWED US TO BE HERE.

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THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE AT THE
BALLOON MUSEUM.

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WE COULDN'T HAVE HAD A BETTER
HOST.

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AND ACTUALLY THE FIESTA FOLKS
WHO WERE ALL OVER TOWN.

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WE REALLY FELT WELCOMED HERE.
AND WE HAVE A BONUS AT 7:30 THIS

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MONTH.
SO CHECK THIS OUT.

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>> CHECK THIS OUT!
THIS IS THE PEP ARROW SHOW.

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I'M IN THE WHITE SAND MISSILE
RANGE MUSEUM IN NEW MEXICO.

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THIS THING WAS USED TO TEST THE
PARACHUTE FROM THE VIKING MARS

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LANDER.
THEY TESTED IT IN SIMULATED

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CONDITIONS LIKE ON MARS.
HOW DO YOU THINK HUMANS ARE

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GOING TO LAND ON MARS?
ARE THEY GOING TO USE

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PARACHUTES?
DO YOU THINK THEY WILL USE SOME

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OTHER METHOD TO LAND?
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT

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LANDING ON OTHER PLANETS, BE
SURE TO CHECK OUT STEM IN 30.

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>>> THANK YOU AGAIN SO MUCH FOR
WATCHING.

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YOUR BEST GUESS WE HAVE A MUCH
MORE IN-DEPTH CONFERS WITH ANDY

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RICHARDSON AND WE HAVE STEPPED
UP IN A PLANE RIGHT AFTER THE

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SHOW. AND THEN THERE'S A NINE
MINUTE INTERVIEW WITH ANDY AND I

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RECOMMEND YOU ALL TAKE A LOOK AT
THAT.

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IT'S REALLY NEAT STUFF.
THANKS AGAIN FOR WATCHING AND WE