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A can of some kind of smoke or air light foam that you could use to write messages in the sky. "Happy Birthday Ron" "Yard sail" "Goldman Reaves Weadding"
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You mean, like, an aerosol can? |
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Yeah, that would be fun. Like that string stuff only it hangs in the air. Instant aerogel filled with helium--or hydrogen, so that you can set a match to it and have a flaming message right in your own living room sky. |
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Sounds cool to me. How would it compensate for differences in air pressure? Would somebody up a hill see their scribbles drop to the ground, while someone in florida sees them float off into the sky? |
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brilliant idea. maybe some kinda "widget" that burns or puffs up when top opened. Powder might also be an option. I think this ideas great and I think you should send it to Arnie Schwartzennegger (cant spell) or something. He would love that sort of thing in his futuristic films. And, it could be extended to being a big big can (like a flare) with a propeller on the end and either a remote control or preset directions for smoke "on" /"off" and movements. Then it could go higher and bigger. |
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Doesn't seem possible to me. |
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Yep. Just change your default font to script. |
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At a novelty store, I recently saw bubbles that harden in air enough that you can pick them up. It seems a pretty small stretch of technology to blow a foam of these bubbles with helium and create the letters. Either you then attach a string to keep them from floating away, or the blowing device monitors air density and mixes a helium/air combination that gives neutral bouyancy. |
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I like it. It would also be great for distress flares to be used in daylight- HELP in big red letters drifting up into the sky. |
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reminds me of an evil looking toy which jumps-out-o-box |
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