Here is an AI response, no I am not putting more effort into this.

Launching missiles from weather balloons might sound like a clever idea because the balloon is already high up and doesn’t need to fight gravity as much. But there are several reasons why this isn’t practical or safe.

First, balloons are slow and hard to control. They drift with the wind and can’t be steered precisely, which makes it difficult to aim or launch anything accurately. Missiles need stable platforms and precise guidance systems, which balloons can’t provide.

Second, launching a missile requires a lot of force and stability. The sudden thrust could tear the balloon apart or throw off the missile’s trajectory. Balloons aren’t built to handle that kind of stress.

Third, safety and legality are major concerns. Launching missiles from balloons could be seen as unpredictable and dangerous, especially if done over populated areas or without proper clearance. It could violate international laws and treaties.

Finally, modern missile systems are designed to launch from land, sea, or aircraft with well-tested infrastructure. Balloons don’t offer any real advantage compared to these methods.

So while it’s an interesting idea, it’s not practical or safe with current technology and regulations.

>>64194837
Party City closed. Where are you going to get the helium from?

>>64194994
Just use hydrogen and make it unmanned.
Sure its not going to have the same thrust has if you launched it by jeet but it d be perfect for rocket artyllery

L-like a n-nuclear bomb ?