Some thoughts on pyramids and the Great Flood

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
Early 1900's zeppelins were actually made pretty close to that way. They used hydrogen instead of hot air, but cattle intestine was the material.

The lifting power of hot air is very different than the lifting power of hydrogen. The Egyptians didn't have hydrogen gas (they would need airtight containers (which they couldn't make) to store the gas.

While you can separate hydrogen from water with electricity (which they didn't have), it's a long and expensive process and prone to leakage. Other methods that we use were unavailable to them

originally posted by: Byrd

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
Early 1900's zeppelins were actually made pretty close to that way. They used hydrogen instead of hot air, but cattle intestine was the material.

The lifting power of hot air is very different than the lifting power of hydrogen. The Egyptians didn't have hydrogen gas (they would need airtight containers (which they couldn't make) to store the gas.

Actual Zeppelins in the early 1900's, when the technology was in use, frequently used "gold beater skin" or cattle intestine to hold the hydrogen.

While you can separate hydrogen from water with electricity (which they didn't have), it's a long and expensive process and prone to leakage. Other methods that we use were unavailable to them

Fermentation is listed on the site you linked as one of the means by whiche Hydrogen gas can be created.

Are you saying the Egyptians didn't drink alcohol?

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