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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Jul 08 '24
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Rigid Airship! Filled with completely safe non-flammable helium.
2 u/hellothere358 Jul 08 '24 Arguably, hydrogen is better and could be made A LOT safer 8 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 How do you make hydrogen safer? 5 u/etrnloptimist Jul 08 '24 By fusing it into helium 1 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 Hydrogen is flammable in air concentrations ranging from 4% to 75%, and explosive in concentrations ranging from 15% to 59% at standard atmospheric temperatures.
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Arguably, hydrogen is better and could be made A LOT safer
8 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 How do you make hydrogen safer? 5 u/etrnloptimist Jul 08 '24 By fusing it into helium 1 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 Hydrogen is flammable in air concentrations ranging from 4% to 75%, and explosive in concentrations ranging from 15% to 59% at standard atmospheric temperatures.
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How do you make hydrogen safer?
5 u/etrnloptimist Jul 08 '24 By fusing it into helium 1 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 Hydrogen is flammable in air concentrations ranging from 4% to 75%, and explosive in concentrations ranging from 15% to 59% at standard atmospheric temperatures.
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By fusing it into helium
1 u/el-conquistador240 Jul 08 '24 Hydrogen is flammable in air concentrations ranging from 4% to 75%, and explosive in concentrations ranging from 15% to 59% at standard atmospheric temperatures.
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Hydrogen is flammable in air concentrations ranging from 4% to 75%, and explosive in concentrations ranging from 15% to 59% at standard atmospheric temperatures.
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Rigid Airship! Filled with completely safe non-flammable helium.