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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 14 (October 1907) (1907)

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mi-spherical ends. shaft. The flywheel, therefore, lies practically across the consequences, were greatly alarmed, but the ship, Over all it measures some 100 feet in length, while its the center of the car, leaving the entire aft half of though hitting the ground hard, rebounded, which diameter is… … the French and German which occupies some thirty THE FIBST BBITISH MILITARY AIRSHIP " NULLI SECUNDUS." armies, eacn of which pos- feet between the envelope and Length, 100 feet; diameter, 30 feet; hydrogen capacity, 60,000 cubic feet. sesses two military dirigibles the car. The rudder, which at the…

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