by We know what a balloon looks like up in the sky, but how does it get there? A couple of times a day, meteorologists send up a balloon that helps with the upper-air analysis. It’s a latex balloon.. There has been a lot of curiosity about what exactly is flying over us in the sky. Did you know the National Weather Service launches more than 60,000 weather balloons into the atmosphere every.
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How They Appear in the Night Sky From the ground, a weather balloon at night appears as a small, distant light source rather than a large, discernible balloon. The balloon’s main body, which can expand to the size of a small house at altitude before bursting, is often invisible or a faint silhouette against the darker sky.. But it did give me a much better sense of what a weather balloon looks like in action, even on a tiny scale. It’s one thing to see a picture, but it’s another to actually see something balloon-like floating up in the air. I can absolutely imagine it will float to the sky! My main takeaways: Weather balloons are BIG.
