A creator attempts to make a small house fly by testing rockets, a slingshot, an RC car ramp, and finally a massive number of helium balloons. After smaller tests prove that enough lift can move a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new video from the Corridor Crew YouTube channel (via Digg) explores just how many balloons it would actually take to perform ...

It took the team about two weeks to plan, build, and lift the house into the air using balloons. They needed about 300 weather balloons, each of which inflated to a height of 8 feet, in order to lift ...

Ever wished real life could be more like a Pixar movie? It was for a little while on Saturday, as a team of awesomizers managed to successfully lift a house into the air, "Up" style, using a cluster ...

"After crunching all of the numbers..." This is super cool! The YouTube creators called Corridor Crew (or Corridor Digital) made a video looking at the balloon house from Pixar's Up with the goal of ...

It’s a question posed in a hit animated movie: How many balloons would it take to lift a house? While reality outweighs the fantasy, it’s worth a fanciful look. * The animators are on record saying ...

In the new Pixar film Up, a crotchety old man named Carl ties thousands of balloons to his house and proceeds on an awesome flying adventure to South America. This left several readers wondering: Just ...