They electrolyze water to create hydrogen and oxygen mixture, which is used for buoyancy, as fuel they use the same hydrogn-oxygen mixture to turn it back to water. As a result they lower down as they end the journey, so that they land at the end.
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ok i was right surprise surprise
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dude i looked it up this is like an actual concept for rocket engines, damn
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and aurickerd hush bro
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and kyle hush bro
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darklord you need 2 part hydrogen 1 part oxygen also why not use atmospheric oxygen to cut down on weight like a jet engine
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hush they have loxy too and more hygn in blimp this is prototype
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To turn all of the gas back into water, you would need equal parts hydrogen and oxygen, but I don't think that would be buoyant enough to hold a whole blimp.
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planetArdrasil: Chicken butt
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planetArdrasil: Guess what.
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