Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24


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lhNm lN uoht on water The balloon
can therefore be kept Mt the same dls'
lance lspm the earth In passing either
over Ice or water
Ihe ballpon WIN also be provided
win great number OF Tree hanging
ballast lnos. The object OF these Is
Inat IN case lhe halooh from some
H'uhe or othcr Huuuenly SINKS 10 q
b great depth as soon as the ballast line
| touches the ground the balloon WIN De
| relieved OF corresponding ~eisht ana
tho sinking WIZ stop before tho Condo
] Ia reaches the ground
The Journey. az now planned, VIII
hc IN direct line from Spi2herBcn
over the North Pole to Behring sound,
a distance OF about 2l9i miles, and VIII
not, il Is expected, occupy more than
] six days, Whlch Is a lith part OF the
| time the balloon can iloit without re-
hlllng'
| Geographical! ana mttCfoloBloal opsrr-
vatIons en- route viii be- made by q
| competent scientist photographs VIII
| be taken OF the country as the bal
! lo1i a lnat3 forward, and these VIII be-
| tnlirI IN double sets. one SET VIII Dc
| developed on board the balloon, IN
case the travellers meet with accident
! and have TO take to the gondola, The
! balloon VIII also be provided WIN
! Davy's safety lamps ana an electric
storage battery for cooking, &c
| In the polar regions during the month
! OF I,s,, the sun both day ana night
| Is above the horizon, 10 that the Are
| tie regions are peculiarly fitted for q
/ long aroial voyage. Tho lowest TEN
/ porature al Splwbergcn In July, isS3
was fow degrees above the zerl
! point.
/ Another advantage Of bnllooning IN
1 the Arctic regions is the absence of veg
! ctauon aud thus the drag lines VIII
pass along evenly and without obstruo
tlon. SIN another advantage IL th'
absence OF electrical storms, no recort
has ever been made OF lightning oil
thunder In this part OF the globe 4
Z has been suggested that q heavy snow
fan would destroy the balloon, ans
THIS would certainly be a misfortune
But from the records made In July al
Epltzbergen this danger IL not TO b.
feared
The total cost Of the expedition vii
be about $4,000 and this amount hai
been already subscribed. King Osoal
OF Sweden takes q great interest ~ th'
proposed balloon Journey and VIII NJ
doubt materially aid AR, Andrec-
Baron Nordenskjold. the famous po
lar traveller and dlscoyerer 81 W