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Here's a question for you Brainiacs! What would happen to a balloon in space after inflating it here down on earth? Would the balloon retain it's shape? Would it explo…

Here's a question for you Brainiacs! What would happen to a balloon in space after inflating it here down on earth? Would the balloon retain it's shape? Would it explo…
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Here's a question for you Brainiacs! What would happen to a balloon in space after inflating it here down on earth? Would the balloon retain it's shape? Would it explode?

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it would eventually explode due to the temperatures and pressure higher up in the atmosphere causing it to with enough pressure or enough temperature to explode.
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