Texas researchers seek cause of Hindenburg crash
San Antonio researchers and Southwest Research Institute scientists used one tenth scale models to investigate the 1937 Hindenburg disaster. They conducted forensic tests confirming static electricity sparked leaking hydrogen, lighting the airship from tail to midship via vent shafts. The study, recorded for Discovery Channel, aims to end eight decades of debate.
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Arlington trains seven bomb‑sniffing dogs with one to track explosives
Arlington Fire Department operates a large, grant funded explosive detection canine unit led by a new vapor wake dog Jasper. The team uses six other dogs for building and vehicle sweeps and supports federal and state agencies. A remote controlled robot complements the dogs for dangerous searches.
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