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  • Why Helium Balloons Float: Understanding Buoyancy and Gravity
    Gravity does pull balloons to the ground. When you let go of a balloon, it will eventually float to the ground. The reason balloons appear to float is because they are filled with a gas, such as helium, which is less dense than air. This means that the balloon and the gas inside it weigh less than the air around them. As a result, the balloon is pushed up by the air and floats upwards.
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