1937
Hindenburg
zeppelin
It was a dirigible- a lighter-than-air airship with a rigid frame. It was lighter than air since it was filled with hydrogen gas. Unfortunately hydrogen is also extremely flammable.
Yes, it was the Hindenburg. Only one person died in the accident.
Airship?
Hindenberg.
The first exploded over Heroshima, the second over Nagasaki.
The Hindenburg flew across the Atlantic Ocean. This German airship made several transatlantic flights between Europe and the United States, primarily connecting Germany with locations like Lakehurst, New Jersey. The route often crossed over various parts of the ocean, showcasing the airship's capability for long-distance travel.
he had flied over the world
Hindenburg's main German terminal for passenger operatrions was Frankfurt, although it sometimes departed from its home base in Friedrichshafen, Germany. In the United States, Hindenburg operated from the United States Naval Air Station at Lakehurst, New Jersey. Source: Airships.net
snape exploded all over it
The Zeppelin airship was invented in 1900 by Ferdinand von Zeppelin, a German count and aviation pioneer. The first successful flight of a Zeppelin airship, known as the LZ 1, took place on July 2, 1900, over Lake Constance in Germany. This marked the beginning of the era of rigid airships.