aerostat (Meaning)

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aerostat (n.)

A balloon.

A balloonist; an aeronaut.

A passive balloon; a balloon without motive power.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

An aerostat is a lighter-than-air vehicle that remains buoyant in the atmosphere, such as a blimp or balloon.
Military forces often deploy aerostats for surveillance purposes, providing a continuous aerial view of a specific area.
The aerostat floated gracefully above the landscape, capturing stunning aerial photographs during the reconnaissance mission.
Scientists use aerostats equipped with sensors to collect data on atmospheric conditions at various altitudes.
The tethered aerostat remained stationary in the sky, serving as a platform for communication equipment in remote areas.
Aerostats are commonly used in meteorological research to study air currents and collect data on weather patterns.
During the festival, colorful aerostats filled the sky, creating a breathtaking display for spectators on the ground.
The aerostat's helium-filled envelope allows it to rise and stay afloat, making it an efficient and cost-effective aerial platform.
In disaster response scenarios, aerostats can be deployed quickly to survey affected areas and aid in rescue efforts.
The military employed an aerostat as part of its border surveillance system, providing a constant presence in the monitored region.

A balloon., A balloonist; an aeronaut., A passive balloon; a balloon without motive power.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

An aerostat is a lighter-than-air vehicle that remains buoyant in the atmosphere, such as a blimp or balloon.

Military forces often deploy aerostats for surveillance purposes, providing a continuous aerial view of a specific area.

The aerostat floated gracefully above the landscape, capturing stunning aerial photographs during the reconnaissance mission.

Scientists use aerostats equipped with sensors to collect data on atmospheric conditions at various altitudes.