>the fire was caused by the paint, not the hydrogen.
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>of course, the hydrogen burned.
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>no reason it needs to be used as a common carrier for people and living creatures. We could have them be remotely controlled.
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>after 80 years don't you think that technology has advanced where the hyrdogen dirigible, as a water ferry and power device, could be a useful tool. If we fly they way up high, and if they explode, they would be far far away from people.
Use helium instead and you don't have to worry about it burning.