Thanks to the fabulous science geeks at Boing Boing for pointing me in the direction of this entertaining video made by the clever engineers at Dyson. They made a helium ballon neutrally buoyant and allowed it travel on its own through a complex maze of the company’s very cool bladeless fans. Fun.
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