Okay, hey Nate. Hey Taylor, so I've got a science riddle for you. Okay? A child is having a birthday party and is given a balloon on a string.

Everything's fine until, as often happens, for a split second the child gets distracted

and he lets it go outside.

Uh-oh.

Everybody looks up as it floats away into the big blue sky.

What happens to the balloon?

Many things could happen to the balloon.

The balloon key caught in some sort of electrical wire. Many things could happen to the balloon.

The balloon key caught in some sort of electrical wire.

Let's say it doesn't hit a wire and it doesn't hit a plane or a flock of birds.

I think eventually it probably hits some sort of atmospheric pressure

to where the balloon, the skin of the balloon

just can't handle it and it pumps.

And then what?

Well then, yeah, then the plastic falls back down to Earth.

But what happens to the helium?

It stays in the helium?

It stays in the atmosphere?

This is a crappy riddle, by the way.

It's a science riddle.

Those are just questions.

Those aren't riddles. Those are just questions. Those aren't riddles. Those are just questions.

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