Environment

Rubber Jelly Fish – The dark side of balloons

Posted on: Sun 14 Oct 2018

Did you know that helium balloons float to the edge of the earth’s atmosphere and then explode? Then fall to earth in weird jelly fish like shapes that kill turtles?  ‘Rubber Jelly Fish’ follows film maker Carly Wilson as she finds out what’s really going on behind all the coloured pieces of not so innocence we know as balloons. Barometer’s Sue Reece speaks with Carly.

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