(PhysOrg.com) -- How hard can it be to lift a house with helium balloons? A National Geographic team of scientists, engineers, and balloon pilots has demonstrated how to achieve such a feat, which was ...

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 ...

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 ...

Inspired by Up from Disney/Pixar, National Geographic’s “How Hard Can It Be?” television series transformed fiction into reality when they constructed and flew a 16×16 ft house with 300 balloons.

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 ...