All i know apparently ...there is a shortage .....of helium ......i keep hearing this...... everywhere!!!!! ..........well what WTF!!!!!! are clowns going to do now......no balloon gas ......or car dealerships ,....no balloons ......its 2022!!!!!!! .....can't scientists smoke a bung load of weed....... and copy this gas .......they can do everything else .......except cure cancer (we all know that's a crock of shite)..........too much money in dying........ death and death .........related incurable illnesses........ and we all know the CEO's need that cash for their ........ yachts /mistresses/mansions/and other things !!!!!.......
however!!!!!....... i personally hate fucking balloons ........all i know....HELIUM..... it's only good for that......... and making fucked up voices for people ......but balloons remind me such much of clowns ....used car salesmen ........and and pedophiles .......clowns i hate ....i think that a clown uses his props to get milfs !!!!!!!...hry!!!!!!......well that's not a bad idea.........
No but seriously.!!!!!!....... what will happen .......when we run out ! .....will there be no happiness left....... ...just hot air ! ....i think we all need to band together universally........ and find a way right .......for helium ........or the whole balloon market will collapse .....and what will the financial effect be on ......... weddings/yard sales/car dealerships/gender reveal parties/fair expos/promotions/clown parties/birthdays/funerals/directions to parties/swinger parties/openings......etc/etc/........is this the end!!!!.....no helium !.....i mean what will happen ....all those unemployed clowns .....we will be living in some scary times .........
Four Fun Facts About Helium
It doesn’t mix
Helium is a chemical element that is a member of the noble gas family. This gas, as well as its other family members, got their name because they don’t mix or react with any other element on the periodical table of elements. Just like noble gentry! This is why each helium atom (or any other noble gas atom) is solitary.
It was first found in the sun
In 1868, researchers identified a certain, unfamiliar component in the sunlight. The mysterious component had wavelength unlike any other element known to man back then. It was nicknamed helium after the Greek sun-god — Helius. It was found on Earth only 27 years later, but once it was discovered here, it was a lot simpler to test it in a proper lab.
It is incredibly rare
Due to its snobbish nature, helium plays no part in chemical reactions. It plays no part in our bodily function but it’s not toxic either. Since it’s so inconsequential for common chemical or biological processes, it’s a miracle we know about it at all. In fact, it is the second-rarest element on the planet! (The first place goes to hydrogen, in case you were wondering.) It is also the second-lightest (again, right after hydrogen). That lightness is what makes blimps and helium-filled balloons rise to the sky.
It is nearly impossible to liquefy it
There is a lot of work needed in order to liquefy helium gas. First, you will need to cool it to negative 452.02 degrees, but that won’t be enough — it will need to have extreme pressure applied to it too. In fact, it is the only element in the world that needs more than just cooling to turn to liquid. One it does turn to liquid, however, it becomes nearly magical: liquid helium is a superfluid, and if you place it in an open container, it will climb up the inside of the container and spill out!
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