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English: PLUMBBOB/STOKES/dirigible – Nevada test Site, August 7, 1957. The tail, or “After” section of a U.S. Navy Goodyear ZSG-3 Blimp is shown with the Stokes cloud in background. The dirigible was in temporary free flight in excess of five miles from ground zero when collapsed by the shock wave from the blast. The airship was unmanned and was used in military effects experiments on blast and heat. On ground to the left are remains of the forward section.
Français : PLUMBBOB/STOKES/BLIMP - 7 août 1957, site d'essais du Névada. Partie arrière d'un dirigeable captif "Blimp" de la marine américaine, avec le champignon atomique de l'essai "stokes" en arrière plan. Les restes de l'avant du dirigeable sont visibles au sol sur la gauche. Le "Blimp" était en vol libre a plus de huit kilomètres (5 miles) du point d'explosion lorsqu'il a été détruit par l'onde de choc due à la détonation.
Deutsch: PLUMBBOB/STOKES/Luftschiff - Nevada Testgelände, 7. August 1957. Das Heck oder das hinter Teil eines Goodyear ZSG-3 Prallluftschiffe der US-Marine wird mit der Wolke des Stokes-Test der Plumbbob-Testserie im Hintergrund gezeigt. Das Luftschiff befand sich vorübergehend im freien Flug, mehr als acht Kilometer vom Nullpunkt entfernt, als es durch die Schockwelle der Nuklear-Explosion zusammenbrach. Das Luftschiff war unbemannt und wurde für die Untersuchung militärischer Effekte bei Explosionen und Hitze eingesetzt. Auf dem Boden links befinden sich Reste des vorderen Teils.
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Navy blimp collapsed by nuclear blast wave during Operation Plumbbob nuclear tests in 1957.

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current15:14, 24 November 2010Thumbnail for version as of 15:14, 24 November 20102,404 × 3,000 (3.45 MB)Fastfission~commonswikirestore hi-res file
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