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2 comments:
ahahahaha! they look like hamsters!
It's kind of like zorb, minus the downhill.
One question: how are the kids getting oxygen??
i wondered the same! so i found that an adult at rest uses about 1/4 cubic foot of air per minute. i estimated the volume of the sphere to be 65.5 cubic feet (assuming a diameter of 5.5 feet.) so... the kids could breathe in those bubbles for roughly 262 minutes, or a little over 4 hours. of course that doesn't take into consideration the fact that they may be using more air than someone at rest, or that the air in an enclosed space will reach a dangerous concentration of carbon dioxide before all the oxygen is used up. so - they're probably safe for about 2 hours.
and i'm a big nerd :)
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