Zeppelins - Part 5 - Zeppelin Traces in London

[@ZIEGENBOCK2306]

I love your zeppelin content

[@zlm001]

I'm really enjoying all of this zeppelin content.

[@BSport320]

Glad you enjoy it. There is a lot more to come!

[@JoshuaC923]

Thanks for taking us on this trip!

Nice history. Thanks!

[@BSport320]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@HappyDaysNI]

Excellent. I’m enjoying this series on the Zeppelins very much. But don’t forget your F9 project too. Also, I am enjoying the aerodynamics course on-line. Keep up the good work!

[@BSport320]

Thanks a lot! I am assembling my Trabant at the moment. Until it's finished, the F9 has to wait, but it's not forgotten...

[@biddyboy1570]

20 years ago in Layer Marney, Essex there was a seat from a Zeppelin that was shot down near there. Also on the embankment there is more shrapnel damage from the raids.

[@DavidCowie2022]

The war memorial in Hertford, north of London, names nine people who were "KILLED IN AIR RAID, OCTOBER 13TH 1915." I expect that it was also a Zeppelin raid. There are pictures online.

[@tanmayshrivastav4383]

Is it possible for you to do aerodynamic analyses of fighter jets? I'm not sure how feasible this request is but can you give it a shot?

[@S7midnight]

Great material! Was the range of this bicycle enough to see all the places in one go?

[@BSport320]

Yes, more than enough!

[@S7midnight]

@@BSport320 nice!

[@zlm001]

Can you do a rain illuminated airflow analysis comparing the different design philosophies and concepts of the F1 cars at Spa this weekend? The rain can provide a nice update about air management mid season, before the summer break.

[@BSport320]

Good idea, maybe next week

[@msgfrmdaactionman3000]

Thanks for the Zeppelin videos! The story is continuing today, I look forward to getting to that video. I hope Led Zeppelin is mentioned! I hope I get to purchase a ride in one in Europe someday! Or at least watch it on KZbin, maybe you did that trip too? Spoiler alert, lol.

[@avada0]

I sometimes wonder if hydrogen "airships" (closer to balloons) could be used as atmospheric satellites at 20km or higher altitude. It would need some level of locomotion so it wouldn't drift, as well solar cells with batteries for power, or some sort of nuclear battery. I guess the big issue would be longevity. Hydrogen is hard to keep isolated and the thin balloon needs to whitstand weathering for years. The other issue is of course weight. I don't thin hydrogen would be an issue if it leaks, the craft is doomed anyway. And with so little oxygen it might not even burn.

[@rjung_ch]

👍💪✌

[@tommiceva]

Has anyone told you, you look like Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad?

[@BSport320]

I am Jessy Pinkman🥸

[@tommiceva]

@@BSport320 Hahah, thank you very much for your videos by the way.

[@BSport320]

@@tommiceva You are welcome, glad you like them!

[@jareknowak8712]

UK - the Wrong Hand Drive land!!