Heat Spells the End for Zeppelin that Was Supposed to Measure Smog
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The Zeppelin that flew over the Netherlands this weekend did not complete its planned journey. The aircraft was supposed to measure air pollution, but the equipment failed due to the heat. The 75-meter-long behemoth took off in Essen, Germany. The Zeppelin was supposed to fly via Arnhem and Kootwijk to Utrecht and back. Above the Hoge Veluwe, the flying balloon was to make a few round trips to carry out measurements. Researchers from Wageninge…
(step) Scientists from the University of Cologne and the Forschungszentrum Jülich use a zeppelin to investigate the air for trace gases associated with climate change. The zeppelin is equipped with sophisticated measurement technology and will also fly over the Cologne region.
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