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What are the similarities between air and water?
they oth make big or large movement
What is the difference and similarity between air and mud?
Similarities' Both are matter. Differences: Density
What are similarities between autotrophs and Heterotrophs?
Similarities: 1. both have life 2.need air, water and sunlight for survival 3. require organic molecules(food) for metabolism
What are two similarities between physical change and chemical changes?
They both are different kinds of air.
Is the hot air balloon real in the Wizard of oz?
No.
What is the difference between an airship and a hot-air balloon?
A hot air balloon does not have any mean of steering and does not have permanent flotation. An airship has a permanent means of flotation (lighter than air gas bags) and a means of propulsion.
How was an airship different from hot air balloon?
A hot air balloon is powerless, relying on the winds for locomotion, while an airship has a motor, allowing it to drift with its own power.
Did the Montgolfier Brothers fly the first hot air balloon or the first airship?
they flew the first hot air balloon
Did the Montgolfier Borthers fly the airship?
No, the Montgoflier brothers flew a hot air balloon, radically different from an airship.
What is an aeronaut?
An aeronaut is a person who glides through the air in an airship or balloon.
Did the Montgolfier brothers fly the first air balloon or first airship?
The Montgolfier Brothers flew the first hot air balloon.
Did the Montgolfier Brothers fly the first hot air balloon or first airship?
The Montgolfier Brothers flew the first hot air balloon.
Are there any similarities between a balloon and a hose?
It could be that they both release pressure The balloon releases air and the hose releases water
What is a traveller in a hot - air balloon or airship called?
a human being or a passanger or a pilot
What is a traveler in a hot air balloon or airship called?
a human being or a passanger or a pilot
What uses the same principle as a hot air balloon?
A blimp or airship uses the same principle as a hot air balloon, relying on the difference in density between the air inside the balloon (or envelope) and the surrounding air to generate lift. Both rely on the concept of buoyancy to stay aloft.
What gas is used in a modern airship?
Some use hot air (like a hot air balloon) and others use helium.
