The Invention Of The Hindenburg

The Hindenburg was an awesome huge blimp. It took a long time to build it. The Hindenburg was built by the Germans and was used for many things. It was used for passengers that can enjoy a flight 10000 feet in the air, looking down at the whole city. It was also used for mail transportation. The construction of the Hindenburg started in 1931 and finished in 1936. Her framework was fabricated of a right and sturdy alloy know as duralumin. Sixteen gas cells were placed throughout the huge ship. The gas cells were gigantic like an engine room. It held the hydrogen and that’s what powered the huge ship. Hydrogen was also the reason the ship went up in flames.
The Hindenburg was used for passengers, mail, and freight transportation mainly between Germany and the United States, with an additional flight between Germany and South America. The Hindenburg was the fastest way for passengers and mail to cross the Atlantic. At the tie, the airship crossed the ocean in 1 ½ days.
The models were designed to replicate the ships major features, a framework of the ring and girders and individual gas cells. The other airships in the U.S used a lot of helium and that’s why the Hindenburg used hydrogen. In conclusion, the Hindenburg was a very gigantic, awesome, most helping ship ever. There are a lot of interesting facts about it as you can see. Also it has some facts that are very terrifying and scary. One of them was a lot of people died because of the