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Hindenburg Catastrophe (1937)
One of the biggest engineering disasters in history, the LZ 129 Hindenburg was a German traveller carrier that burst into flames and slammed amid its endeavour to dock in New Jersey. 36 individuals kicked the bucket in the catastrophe that was gotten on record. Many years of research and tests all arrived at a similar resolution offered by the first German and American examiners: The carrier burst into flames due to an electrostatic release that lighted spilling hydrogen from the 200 million litres (7 million cubic ft) of hydrogen gas. The Hindenburg catastrophe denoted the finish of business traveller carriers.

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