Finland Revives Hydrogen-Filled Airships for NATO Reconnaissance

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Finnish company Kelluu developed 12-metre autonomous airships filled with hydrogen for lift (rather than helium) and powered by a hydrogen engine driving a tail-mounted propeller, with deployment planned in NATO exercises in Finland next week.

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