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Mrs. Fitz

fitzgeraldd1 — 2016-10-13 22:27:58 UTC

I was surprised about:

1 ticket= $450
16 massive gas cells of hydrogen which is vey flammable...why would they use this type of gas???
So, why would they allow cooking on it?
People w/ landing ropes would pull it to ground
Didn't know the tragedy happened in NJ
Only took 32 secs to crash and burn
OUt of 97 people- 35 lost their lives
I could not believe that it was a bomb
Didn't know electricity in air could spark an explosion
My final interpretation:..tomorrow is promised to no one. Live everyday like it's your last!

Finish Reading and Thinking the article: "The Flaming Sky" asking the questions

fitzgeraldd1 — 2016-10-13 22:27:58 UTC

Write at least 3 surprising things from the article.

* What surprised me?
* I was shocked about...
*I was surprisedd when...
* I never thought...
* I could not believe...
* Really?

Logan

2016-10-14 17:07:28 UTC

One thing that surprised me is that the one water tank saved werner's life. Another thing that surprised me is that the one spark lit the entire thing on fire. The last thing that surprised me was that they thought that it was a bomb that made it go off and into flame's. I also was that it was 450 dollar's for one flight and 7,500 if the zepplin's were still here to fly and that mean's when you get home for a break with your pay check you can make munny fly

Sophia

2016-10-14 17:14:36 UTC

The thing I found surprising was that it was a water tower (I think that was luck.) Another thing I found surprising was how he lived to be 92 so did my great grama. Sometimes in this article there was some fake stuff in this like how a water tower splashed on him and how he was able to jump that far down. YAY!!!!!!! I can't believe i was correct that world war 2 happened at that period of time I shocked
to be honest.

joe

2016-10-14 17:16:08 UTC

one thing that suprised me was that the tickets cost 450 bucks also it was werners 5 th time crossing the ocean how old is he i thought he was 21 years old bye now also how much motors do they need they have 16 massive motors also how strong are the army men it says that it was there job to pull the zepline down with a rope and hands and my theme is be gratful what life gives you and life made him survive the crash

Aidan Moreland

2016-10-14 17:16:22 UTC

*They used hydrogen one of the most flammable gasses on earth and one tiny flame could cause a huge explosion ,exactly what happened. There are many other gasses you could use instead of hydrogen and helium. There's oxygen and a lot other gasses I may not know about. *The tickets are really expensive. They are breaking safety hazard laws and that means that any little flame could cause everybody or almost everybody to die from a explosion.Only 35 people of the 97 people on board survived and I'm sure that many were injured. Which caused even more money to pay because of hospital bills. I think it should've cost less.But it would be a great experience to be on the Hindenburg. No regrets

Allana Rosario

2016-10-14 17:16:35 UTC

*one thing that surprised me was they used one of the most flammable gas and they put it in the zepplin.*Another thing that surprised me was they cooked and that could have ignited the zeppelin and boom it's gone.Another surprise was that it costed $450 for one ticket and now that equaled $7,500,I'd never go on it.A final surprise was that Werner was saved by a shattered water tank.My themes is remember the consiquences and think
before you do another is when there is right there's wrong and when there's wrong there right.

Sydney

2016-10-14 17:19:07 UTC

I was suprised when 1 ticket cost $450 and 35 people lost their li

Jack

2016-10-14 17:19:10 UTC

I infer that he is super lucky. Because he was close to the ground. He had water save his life. And he lived! And he got to quit school early! How much more lucky can you get in the 1900s.

So in the text it also say why the Hindenburg caught on fire. I agree on the leak part of hydrogen.

The theme I heard was "Be greatful for what you have" -Jack

Quinn

2016-10-14 17:19:18 UTC

* Something that suprised me was that passenger airplanes couldn't carry enough fuel to go long distances

*Small spark could trigger a deadly explosion to cause the whole blimp to go down

*Something else that suprised me was that they were able to cook on the Zeppelin when they were using a very flammable gas to fuel it

* Another thing that suprised me was that how much the tickets cost! It cost 450$ and equalled up to 7,500$ a day!

* Another thing that suprised me was that 35 people lost their life

* They said that lighters and matches were forbidden in in the zeppelin. At the same time though, they had a kitchen.

Final interpertaoin is- Life gives lemons but no juicer

Aubree Herbert

2016-10-14 17:19:46 UTC

ticket = 450/7,500 
 they used flammable gas and had a kitchen
Wener was under a tank of water
62 people survived
35 people died
they didn't learn after the titanic

Theme never say nerver/never give up

Mitchell

2016-10-14 17:19:49 UTC

Hindenburg's carried hydrogen which is flammable. Plus the tickets to get on hindenburg was 450$ to ride in it. The passengers did not know that there was flammable gas called hydrogen. They had a kitchen too so people can eat. Today tickets are 7,500$ peace. Zeppelins traveled 3,400 miles per trip.

colton stallings

2016-10-14 17:20:01 UTC

* something that surprised me was
that was when I said he did not get burnt and the luckiest kid in the world.

* I think this is real because there was a move of this and it said it is real.IT WAS FILED WITH HYDRO GAS and THAT IS DANGER IST.

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jadyn

2016-10-14 17:20:58 UTC

what shocked that the zeppelin flew one million miles without a single accident.
I wonder why did they stop make ing zeppelins they did not stop making ships after the titanic?????
Anyone know

Thomas

2016-10-14 17:25:25 UTC

It was shocking that they used a flamable gas that is used in bombs

matth

2016-10-14 17:26:02 UTC

why will they have a kicen on the Hindenburg with the flamest fuel on earth

Heather Krell

2016-10-14 17:27:12 UTC

I can't believe that they had that type of gas

Evan

2016-10-14 17:27:56 UTC

There was many U.S a men who risked there lives for other people.This was just like the twin towers when it was burning down and fireman risked there lives for those people that were hurt.And why would they put the most flammable gases in the world and the people should of new????

Erin Walker

2016-10-14 17:31:36 UTC

one of my surprising parts was when the text said they used hydrogen gas to make lift up and the owner knows it is dangerous. its beter to not own a ship than have a chance of dying any second

Kennedy

2016-10-14 17:31:48 UTC

. what i found was ¨ten of thousands of people traveled on zeppelins. Millions more flew on zeppelins in their dreams. ¨ wow .wow one of the most terrifying disasters .wow 30,000 feet off the ground .One ticket cost 450$ . wow hearts stopped.

Jack

2016-10-14 17:32:55 UTC

- One ticket was about 7500 today!

Big papa

2016-10-14 17:33:16 UTC

Kyle

2016-10-14 17:35:14 UTC

Andrew

2016-10-14 17:35:32 UTC

I was surprised that werner survived the zepplins by a hatch and he diddent die at all no scratches he walked it of how

hi

2016-10-14 17:36:20 UTC

Heather Krell

2016-10-14 17:37:36 UTC

I can't believe that it had the kind of gas on the hindenburg.Never

Brooke

2016-10-14 17:37:37 UTC

I was surprised that they let a thirteen year old bot work on it.
The tickets cost $450 and now it is $7,500.
Out of 97 people 35 of then passed away and

Kyle

2016-10-14 17:38:05 UTC

I was surprised that they used hydrogen to power the hindenburg.

vg fefcy

2016-10-14 17:38:49 UTC

erin walker

2016-10-14 17:40:25 UTC

I was also suprised that it was $7,500 per ticket. I would never do that.

michael c

2016-10-14 17:50:33 UTC

Lets start my susprise ments. In famus for safty . it said the May 1937 may is my month. werner has been acroos 5 oceans Isaid thats alot. It said they headed 3,400 miles. Then they said they had 61 crew members. Whats hydro gas. IT had flammable gases its the smallest hilter wanted zeplins battle drones. It said it was famuse for safty I said what. the Germans said it went down because a bomb. THere was 2 anumanupiea IT was splash Kaboom. 35 lost 92 was on.

NEYO

2016-10-14 17:53:50 UTC

First of all,the Heidensburhg looks like a blimp and the hydro gen gas remined me of a blimp.People were thowin up

erin walker

2016-10-14 18:03:30 UTC

my theme was enjoy the moments in life because they wouldnt last forever my text evedence was is i was grateful for evrything i was allowed to experience from that single momment.