Airships

Airships produce lift by displacing air in a rigid or semi-rigid envelope with another gas such as helium, hydrogen, or a heated gas. This makes the entire envelope lighter than the air that is displaced. Examples would include Zeppelins, dirigibles and blimps.

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Jörg Lohmann's Zeppelin-Enthusiast Site - Explores concept of ZeppelinNT and Cargolifter. Images, links and webring.
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Airships in the North-West of England - Photograph gallery of airships in the north-west of England.
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Airship Resources - The main focus is on airships and blimps, experimental balloons and cloudhoppers.
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Airship - Provides directory concerning lighter-than-air craft. Features announcements, FAQ, feature film and documentaries list, photos and details for many ships.
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Modern Airships - Enthusiasts sharing their experiences. Includes photo galleries and articles.
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Leadership Development and Jumping Out of Airships - A German silent film melodrama depicts an airship bombing London during World War I. Lit up by searchlights and strafed by fighters, the crippled airship loses altitude as the captain frantically je...
Cloaking Giant Airships is Possible, Why Stop There? - ...

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