Robert Pohl

[Robert Pohl @RSP_DC]

I am now also @[email protected] so follow me there as I try to figure out what that means.

[Robert Pohl @RSP_DC]

Well, I guess that's goodbye. I will continue to post at @ZepDay but am shutting this down now.

[Robert Pohl @RSP_DC]

*sigh* I assume @ULTweets knows about this. (This was debunked when I started reading alt.folklore.urban back in 1992. Pretty sure @snopes was responsible)

[Today's Zeppelin @ZepDay]

Zeppelin Schwaben with Rumpler Taube. Picture published 1915 in Deutsche Eroberung der Luft (uniTuebingen)

[Today's Zeppelin @ZepDay]

Airship being towed with moveable mast, 1930. Popular Science (GoogleBooks)

[Today's Zeppelin @ZepDay]

French dirigible over camp, 1917 (NARA)

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@alex_block I'm out there trying to plug in an RS-232 connector.

[Today's Zeppelin @ZepDay]

Jack Dallas at competition in St Louis, 1907. From American Magazine of Aeronautics (https://t.co/elFBUW2d16)

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Several early flying posters featuring airships at @airandspace

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Model made after a ca 1850 drawing of an airship. In the @airandspace museum

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A ca. 1908 drawing of LZ3 over Lake Constance by Ernest Montaut on display at the newly reopened @airandspace museum.

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Detail of Poster advertising DELAG flights. Displayed in @airandspace

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In honor of @airandspace reopening, this week is all pictures taken there the day it reopened. This is a model of Santos-Dumont No. 9

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Sadly, they’ve removed my favorite exhibit: an honest-to-god pay phone

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I’m apparently not the only one to get tickets to the reopened @airandspace museum

[Robert Pohl @RSP_DC]

Obviously still some work to be done

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Drawing of stern of Zeppelin, published 1916 in Hearne Zeppelins and super Zeppelins. Picture was completely out of date by the time it was published. (HathiTrust)

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Los Angeles showing attached airplane, 1930. Popular Science (GoogleBooks)

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Andrew Jackson and Gerald Ford would like a word