Flying Around The Zeppelin Over Long Beach

[DanBell47]

Awesome Footage.

[applesweeter]

Dear All,

I have some questions about psychology:

(1) Why do we love flying?

(2) Why do we like to ride an ariship?

(3) What is the enjoyment to fly on an airship comparing with that of a commercial jet?

(4) If your home is on an airship, will you like to live in the sky? and, Why?

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!! :)

[MarkoRoll666]

I want to.....pop it =)

[luizpigeon]

greeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat !!! suuuuuuuuuuuper !!! maravilhoso, explendido.

[Thetrutv]

What a good place to have sex in

[Gustodian]

Wind permitting.....very rare adventure!

[RockeyJesse20]

Saw that zeppelin flying today in LA at downtown.

[IncredibleWorldViews]

It is a Zeppelin NT (fourth of the modern Zeppelins to be build, number LZ-004) featuring a carbon fiber and aluminum internal structure. Zeppelins of old were not rigid (which implies an actual solid surfaced, non-flexible outer skin), all are considered semi-rigid. The term "blimp" is a concatenation of 'balloon, limp' similarly to 'dirigible' for steerable balloon.

[policegrinder]

@IncredibleWorldViews wow u know 2 much about airships

[jesusisbetter]

@IncredibleWorldViews I thought the term "rigid" as pointed to "airships of old" meant that they had an internal structure/framework with the outer skin covering & interior gas bags. I've always thought ships such as Hindenburg, Graf Zeppelin, etc. were "rigid." Your definition defies that, which I find fascinating and actually, to make more sense.

[oiseautempete]

It's not a zeppelin (rigid structure) but a blimp (soft): it's not the same thing...

And this airship is very small in comparision with the early Akron and Macon US navy airships (zeppelin design)

[thetechroom]

@oiseautempete zeppelin is the as brand not a type of airship!!!!! the one you're saying is called a rigid airship

[oiseautempete]

@thetechroom I know Zeppelin factory i visit it in Friedrichhaffen (Germany): i take i little error in my comment: this is not a blimp but a hybride internat rigid structure+ external non rigid enveloppe (like blimp) : this built system is much more resistant for the same weight as a pure external structure like the Early Zeppelin and the US Akron and Macon (conception by german engineers bureau)

[biplav32]

how do they land?

[TheModerndaymartyrs]

Great video. Making airship travel fun and exciting again.