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15th August

They electrolyze water to create hydrogen and oxygen mixture, which is used for buoyancy, as fuel they use the same hydrogn-oxygen mixture to turn it back to water. As a result they lower down as they end the journey, so that they land at the end.

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planetArdrasil 15th August

hush they have loxy too and more hygn in blimp this is prototype
TheDarkLord 15th August

To turn all of the gas back into water, you would need equal parts hydrogen and oxygen, but I don't think that would be buoyant enough to hold a whole blimp.
KyleTheCreator 15th August

planetArdrasil: Chicken butt
KyleTheCreator 15th August

planetArdrasil: Guess what.
KyleTheCreator 15th August

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KyleTheCreator 15th August

Here. Bingle bongle dingle dangle yickety doo yickety da ping pong lippy-tappy-too-ta
planetArdrasil 15th August

I know, this is rough draft. RSSS represents whatever but it needed be pressure proof and only it and ttan worked at the moment. TTAN is not a good flight material
KyleTheCreator 15th August

Also this is a Zeppelin
KyleTheCreator 15th August

also blimps DEFINITELY cant carry that much, also you'd need more hydrogen than oxygen since its LIGHTER than air
KyleTheCreator 15th August

Tell you what you (dummy motif) i'l make a blimp my self and I'll be better

The Powder Toy

Satorishima Blimp by planetArdrasil

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