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milly143 | 09:39 Wed 05th Jan 2011 | How it Works
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Was debating with b/f's Dad last night about chinese lanterns. I said they would probably work better in warm weather due to thermals pushing them up higher, but he is convinced they would work better in cold weather because of the way the heat is transferred or something (I didn't really understand what he was saying).

Anyone clear this up for us?
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Avatar Image deggers316
yeh your dads right
like jet engine's they produce more thrust when there pulling in cold air
10:42 Wed 05th Jan 2011
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Yep listen to the old man, he's correct
13:17 Wed 05th Jan 2011
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eeuugghh, I do wish I was intelligent sometimes.

Thanks for the answers!
13:19 Wed 05th Jan 2011

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