What does the Zeppelin do?

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TacoGod · Answer

The zeppelin, named after Ferdinand von Zeppelin, was an aircraft filled with gas. It is usually lighter than air, or called " dirigible." Zeppelins may be used in wars, such as in the World War I. Here in the United States, we use blimps, instead of zeppelins.

Answered by TacoGod | 2024-06-10

pritul123 · Answer

zeppelin means a large rigid dirigible designed to carry passengers or bombs .it also a aircraft and the rock band first album

TacoGod · Answer

The Zeppelin is a type of dirigible airship used primarily in the early 20th century for reconnaissance and bombing during World War I. Its reliance on flammable hydrogen gas led to its decline after disasters like the Hindenburg. Today, zeppelins are mostly used for advertising and tourism. 
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What does the Zeppelin do?

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