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Blimp

A blimp (/blɪmp/), less commonly called a non-rigid airship, is an airship (dirigible) without an internal structural framework or a keel. Unlike semi-rigid and rigid airships (e.g. Zeppelins), blimps rely on the pressure of their lifting gas (usually helium, rather than flammable hydrogen) and the strength of the envelope to maintain their shape. Blimps…

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Blimp

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related to Examples of non-rigid airships · 38
Blimp → ADB-3-X01, Airship, Australian, BetaCoastal, Blimps, Brasil, CA-80, ChinaTC-3, Co, ConnecticutWDL, France, GermanyWillows, Goodyear, Latin AmericaAVIC AS700 AirshipAstra-Torres, Lockheed-Martin, Lumpy, Manufacturers, Nan, NS, Shanghai Vantage Airship Manufacture
related to Use · 38
Blimp → American, B-type, British, Captain Anton Heinen, Class, Connecticut Aircraft, Curtiss, DN-1, Dr, Europe, February, German, Goodrich, Hall-Scott, In, It, Jerome Hunsaker, JN-4, Lieutenant John, Navy
related to External links · 9
Blimp → Gas Bags Go On, How The First Sea-Air, June, October, Patrol, Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, Rescue Was Made, World War II
related to Surveillance blimp · 9
Blimp → Example, Israeli Aeronautics Defense Skystar, JLENS, Kuwait, Middle East, Surveillance, This, United Arab Emirates, United States
related to Etymology · 7
Blimp → A-limp, B-limp, British, First World War, Lennart Ege, The, The New York Times
related to Principle · 6
Blimp → In, Since, Skyship, The, Volume, Without
see also · 2
Blimp → Airship, United StatesMooring
is a · 1
Blimp → type of airborne early warning and control aircraft

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blimps airships non-rigid airship air use aircraft lifting gas type navy called without also surveillance semi-rigid helium envelope overpressure built

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Blimpis atype of airborne early warning and control aircraft0.90text
Blimprelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyLennart Ege0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyThe New York Times0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyBritish0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyFirst World War0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyA-limp0.60section
Blimprelated to EtymologyB-limp0.60section
Blimprelated to Examples of non-rigid airshipsManufacturers0.60section
Blimprelated to Examples of non-rigid airshipsSome0.60section
Blimprelated to Examples of non-rigid airshipsADB-3-X010.60section
Blimprelated to Examples of non-rigid airshipsAirship0.60section

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