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A type of aircraft, usually cigar-shaped, that floats by means of a large balloon, usually filled with hydrogen or helium.

There are three types of dirigibles:

  • Blimps have a non-rigid airframe; its shape is maintained by the pressure of the gas within.
  • Zeppelins have a rigid airframe which holds its shape even when uninflated. Zeppelins are named after their pioneer, Ferdinand von Zeppelin.
  • Semi-rigid, a hybrid of the other two.

On Danbooru, dirigible refers to real life floating aircraft; for fantasy airships, see airship.

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See also

  • aircraft
  • airship
  • hot air balloon
  • kite balloon

External links

  • Wikipedia: Airship

The following tags are aliased to this tag: blimp and zeppelin (learn more).

This tag implicates aircraft (learn more).

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