How Did The Hindenburg Explode?

This video explores the Hindenburg disaster, a tragic event that claimed 36 lives and marked the end of the airship era, as well as the heroic efforts of those who tried to save the passengers and crew members.

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[the_infinexos]

Planes crash and cars crash and boats sink everyday, they never stopped making those. Bring back zeppelins

[CoolCademMAnimates-fzui]

Did you know?
There were 5 main news reels on the disaster theatrically. What people don’t know is kinda funny. There were only 4 theatrical news companies at the time. Pathe news, Paramount news, Fox Movietone and Hearst News of the Day. The 5th was Universal newsreel, but because it had started raining the men from Universal were disappointed by the weather and left the scene to go see a broadway play instead. Universal Newsreel later bought footage from Hearst News of the Day and added edited sounds afterwards.

[jimmyarmijo]

...And the front cover for Led Zeppelin I.

[thejanitor]

That burning German flag was some serious foreshadowing

[KyleDulanski]

It's amazing their is video of it burning

[goop]

Airrship accidents had occurred before the Hindenburg Disaster but what made it significant was that it was caught on camera. People saw the danger and horror of the crash and i would assume public fear caused zeppelins to go put of fashion.

[DoomSpartanplays]

Anything that’s the “largest ship or airship” just comes to a end


R.I.P poor souls

[TeeJayDesastron]

What most people don't know is that Hindenburg actually wasn't the only ship of its' class.
Hindenburg had the registration number LZ-129 but there was another airship built after her.
LZ-130 Graf Zeppelin (II).
It had some modifications made to its' passanger compartements, but just from its' outer appearance the ship was identical.
It only did a few promotional flights though before it was ultimately scrapped.
There were even plans for bigger airships and the construction on one of them had already begun.
It hadn't progressed all that far though.
It's really too bad.
I think I would have enjoyed travelling like this.

[RandallRamsey-htrn]

A wise man once told me a guy tried to light his cigarette

[jfeliciano]

"It's ability to travel long distances without refueling" 🤔

[AChairInspace]

So one airship lighting on fire caused the deterrence of any more progress in that direction. How many planes if we had crash and we still keep doing that somethings fishy about this

[borntoclimb]

0:34 the Simpsons are the best. They predictions are so accurate they influence even the past.

[lils]

according to my science teacher, the Hindenburg is considered the Titanic of the sky. 💔🕊️

[beastsurfer]

Moral of the story : Never call anything the LARGEST

[Jwn]

Umm... What coaused the spark you metioned?

[evanpjohnson]

Then almost 100 years later then make a mini submarine called the Titan. That ended horribly

[Mr_aries]

Welp this shows us that one thing can end it all.

[MrFirefox]

Yooo i tthink i saw this happen 8 years ago

[Sun-diff]

Did you know that the people who survived was the people who jumped out of the window in time.

[joebird]

One dude lighting up a cig stopped a lot lol