The Hindenburg suddenly burst into flames.
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The Hindenburg suddenly burst into flames.
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More than 64 years after the last great Zeppelin airship, the Hindenburg, went down in flames over Lakehurst, New Jersey, a new Zeppelin has begun passenger flights in Germany.
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Like all modern airships, the new Zeppelin NT is filled with the inert gas helium, instead of the highly flammable hydrogen gas that doomed the Hindenburg. With its three propellers, it can fly at about 100 kilometers an hour with a good tailwind—and at a height of about 2,000 meters.
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