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Zero-G balloons, Hovering balloons, anti-gravity toys, balloon

Description:
Amazing String-less Mylar balloons, Helium balloons and Foil balloons simulate anti-gravity in outer space and the balloon hovers in mid-air like magic!

Keywords:
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DNS server information for 0-gravityballoon.net

Domain name: 0-gravityballoon.net
DNS main server: ns57.domaincontrol.com
DNS admin contact: dns[at]jomax.net
DNS serial: 2017071900
DNS refresh: 01 days 08:00:00
DNS retry: 01 days 02:00:00
DNS expire: 08 days 00:00:00
DNS minimum ttl: 01 days 00:10:00
DNS ttl: 01 days 00:10:00
IP assigned to 0-gravityballoon.net: 50.63.202.13
Name server: ns58.domaincontrol.com
Name server: ns57.domaincontrol.com
Mail server: mailstore1.secureserver.net
Mail server: smtp.secureserver.net

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