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Hydrogen-filled balloons equipped with meteorological instruments are sent up in the atmosphere to record the weather forecasting.

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Earlier, hydrogen filled balloons equipped with meteorological instruments were set up in the atmosphere to record the temperature, wind speed, air pressure etc. However, due to the inflammable nature of the gas, it has gradually been replaced by helium for filling weather forecasting balloons.

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