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How the Hindenburg killed an entire industry #shorts
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@Toonrick12

2 months ago

Now you might be saying "Why didn't they use Helium?" Because the Hindenburg was German. The Helium Act of 1925 forbade the export of Helium to anywhere outside the US. And because had near complete monopoly on Helium (Even to this day) this forced airships to use the more common but very flammable hydrogen.

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@legolooper

2 months ago

It’s kind of astounding how big this thing was.

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@TomCook1993

2 months ago

Only 2 days and you get to fly around in a hotel? Sign me up

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@BillSmithPerson

2 months ago

Sure but it made for a great Led Zeppelin album cover

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@zUJ7EjVD

2 months ago

Petition to bring back airships.

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@reginaldbl

2 months ago

given how horrific it looks, only about 36 percent died. Not good, but you might guess close to everyone.

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@Kissamiess

1 month ago

It's not like it was a thriving industry this accident stopped. More like everyone else had given up on airships already, but Luftschiffbau Zeppelin kept operating Graf Zeppelin and Hindenburg. This accident was the final straw. They did build Graf Zeppelin II, which was pretty much a sister ship to Hindenburg, but it was never used for passengers because they couldn't get helium from USA, and was scrapped in 1940 along with the first Graf Zeppelin.

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@TheOfficial007

2 months ago

Tbf it was a flawed industry. It was something you took if you wanted to outrun an ocean liner. Every ounce of your luggage was scrutinized for the sake of lift. A windy couple of days could make or ruin a flight. Cost would make most first/business class Comercial purchasers blush. These days people going from place to place have a higher price on their time than the experience. Part of the reason why they stopped investing in high quality food on planes. If people wanna pay a ridiculous amount to ride one, sure, but I don't think there is a ridiculous amount of people to pay it to make the method financially viable for any company.

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@markcoya9914

2 months ago

It was not an explosion. it was a flash fire 🔥.
Many people were able to escape, because it burned in sections.
Sadly, it was indeed a disaster

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@unpro04

1 month ago

Hindenberg disaster or not, the airship would've still been a colossal failure. The "luxury" to be found on board was incredibly basic, on account of everything having to be so lightweight. This was especially prevalent in the sleeping cabins, which offered little privacy due to the walls needing to be paper thin.

The airship was less comfortable than any ocean liner, and slower than the jets that would debut in the following decades, and - as Hindenberg plainly demonstrated - much more dangerous than them both.

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@reezdog

2 months ago

Oh the humanity!

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@SirLancelotTheBrave

2 months ago

It was also featured on the greatest debut album ever

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@aquacrocwherry3321

2 months ago

Thats a fire picture

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@trevorcardington

2 months ago

I think with the loss of R101, Britiain stepped away from rigid airships. With the loss of Akron and Macon, the US stepped away from rigid airships. The Germans were the last to stop after an accident. Although aeroplanes were equally as dangerous back then too, however they were far smaller and far quicker to build and test, also when things went wrong with aeroplanes it wasnt as noticable so in a way, it was more, in my oppinion at least a fact of costs to develop and events happening in the public gaze that finnished them off.

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@Dannysoutherner

1 month ago

I've been in the blimp hangars at Lakehurst and to the spot where the Hindenburg blew up. The hangars are SO incredibly big they have their own weather systems. But they did not carry many people compared to the ship.

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@devingraves8044

2 months ago

I remember as a kid seeing the picture of the explosion (specifically the last one they show here) and just being fascinated by the picture

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@serenahiggins1849

2 months ago

I mean, air ships weren’t really going to “take off” much more. They were slower than planes and you still didn’t get as much space as an ocean liner. And they were expensive but still only held a relatively few people. So they were only for the rich. This disaster didn’t cause the end of the industry, the industry was never gonna last.

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@Joe-dc2qo

2 months ago

A;ways wonder seen that pic on Led Zepplin album

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@JamesBarry-j7m

1 month ago

It was also broadcast live as the event was happening over the radio

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@bexthewitch87

1 month ago

I remember the Mythbusters did a special on the Hindenburg. When they lit their replica on fire, it was destroyed almost exactly the same way as in the footage!

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