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How did th zeppelin blow up?
If you are talking about the Hindenburg, it did not blow up. It caught on fire and burned to the ground in less than a minute, And there were many theories on how it burned. No one even today knows exactly how it happened.
Did the hindenburg blow up on its maiden voyage on may 6th 1937?
No, the Hindenburg did not blow up on its maiden voyage; it successfully completed its first flight on March 4, 1936. The disaster occurred later, on May 6, 1937, during its attempt to land in Lakehurst, New Jersey. The airship caught fire and was destroyed, resulting in the tragic loss of 36 lives.
Is it hygienic to blow up an inflatable that has been blown up by somebody else before if it was over a year ago?
If the inflatable was blown up recently, it would be a good idea to clean the valve before you blow it up, but if it was blown up longer than a year ago, it should be safe to blow up. But if you are ever unsure, just give it clean to make sure it is safe to blow up.
What if the world were to blow up in 1 year?
we'd die
What Year guy folks tried to blow up houses of Parliament?
Guy Fawkes attempted the Gunpowder Plot in 1605
Can your car blow up at any time in November?
Under the right circumstances, your car can blow up at any point, regardless of what time of year it is.
What year did the Chernobyl nuclear power plant blow up?
1986
What time did the Hindenburg blow up?
The Hindenburg disaster occurred on May 6, 1937, at approximately 7:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time. The German passenger airship caught fire and was destroyed during its attempt to land at Naval Air Station Lakehurst in New Jersey. The incident resulted in the tragic loss of 36 lives.
In what year did the hindenberg blow up?
the hindenberg blew up at 7.00 pm on the 6th of may 1937
Did Thames blow up?
did not blow up
Why is the Hindenburg called the Hindenburg?
it was named after the late president of Germany, paul von Hindenburg
Did the Hindenburg blow up in lakehurst New Jersey?
Yes and no. The Hindenburg caught on fire just outside Lakehurst, NJ when it attempted to dock at its mooring station on May 6, 1937. It did not "blow up" or explode, although many stories describe this. What did occur was a very rapid fire that engulfed the airship that was started by the ignition of the hydrogen gas used inside for lift. The disaster was eventually blamed on the fabric covering its structure more than the use of the hydrogen gas used to provide lift.
