The three researchers reminisced for a while, talking about their experiences over the last few months with their reunion, and once again started to work with each other just like two years ago when Rishabh Ghosh first brought up the idea.
In order to have fewer points of error, the balloon was attached directly to the basket, made up of high-quality bamboo wood, a basket that is both light and strong. As the balloon completed its construction, its internals were once again applied with a mixture of tar-naphtha compound, in a ratio known only to Tarun.
The compound was left to dry while the burner was finally attached to the top of the basket.
Looking at the project coming together, Neelesh felt excited. The last time he felt this excited was when he witnessed the Kesari engine roar to life for the first time.
