21. Weather observation balloons are filled with……

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Weather observation balloons are filled with hydrogen.
Hydrogen is commonly used to fill weather observation balloons since it is less expensive, however, helium can also be utilised.
It is used in meteorological balloons to analyse weather conditions since it is less thick than air.
This causes it to float and aids in lifting the balloon into the air.

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