A secret white balloon that was seen flying in the sky attracted the attention of hundreds of viewers. But who ordered the bearer and why did he slowly walk across the UK?
The hydrogen Ballon d’Or died on Monday evening in Burgerschen Ann Der Alz and Der Alz, Germany. On the ship, Kolja Packard and Wagner were looking for adventure for the next 44 hours.
Their journey was one of the most viewed flights at the Flightradar24 Flightradar24 after the balloon entered the British airspace on the shores of Clackton-C, Esex, about 17:00 pm on Tuesday.
The couple finally landed near the city of Edinburgh on Wednesday afternoon after traveling through Cambridges.
“The basic plan was to fly in Burgerschen, Germany, and then, first, arriving in England, and the final plan was to move the north to the north,” said Mr. Wagner, a aircraft engineer and a air strike in the Czech Republic.
He said traveling to Scotland was a long-term dream, adding that the pair was waiting for a look at a day before they returned to Europe by ship.
The balloon traveled to France and Belgium before arriving in Britain.
After reaching British airspace, he passed through the Sex, Cambridgesheire, east of the Midlands and Yorksheir. It was close to the Durham area until Wednesday morning, and eventually landed near the National Flying Museum near the Scotland capital.
Mr. Perdi, 51, said he had collected the flying partner of bread, cheese, grain and water to continue during their two-day trip.
The owner of the shipping school hopes to win his world record, which was recorded after more than 100 hours last year, when the couple will participate in a competition against other balloon pilots at the end of this year.
BBC SEx presenter Ben Freeer holds the gas balloon in front of the camera while his dog is walking in Gritt Bentley, Essex. “Some red places on that and it looked like a Mario card, no,” he said jokingly.
“Is it a kind of atmosphere-related climate? Or is something more terrible?”