D I found my shot, and clipped the top from the aerostat.

T It did seem like the aerostat was moving away, and the strong winds were probably the reason.

The aerostat must be two kilometers across at its widest.

Come, boys, we may as well start back towards the aerostat."

Neither the aerostat nor its pilot or companion were ever found.

Have her take out the aerostat on the way."

They got bigger and more clearly defined as the aerostat flew closer to the action.

My first wish is to thoroughly test the aerostat, to make certain it has received no serious injury.

I am going back to the aerostat, and I dare not leave you boys behind.

The aerostat used in the ceremony was the largest in the world.

There are two distinct senses for the scope of the term aerostat.

Even with her eyes and ears stopped, though, she could feel the slow swaying motion of the aerostat.

The aerostat is marked on air navigation charts inside a restricted area.

For one thing, it would be severe work to draw the stranger bodily up and into the aerostat.

There is some confusion around the term aerostat with regard to airships.

In this broader sense, tethered balloons are a type of aerostat.

The first flight of an electric dirigible aerostat took place on 8 October 1883.

Such a static balloon is known as an "aerostat".

Maybe it decapitated the aerostat, though; we might not know until it hit the ground.

Aerostat meant anything that hung in the air.

This confusion arises because aerostat has two different meanings.

However, the term aerostat can also be used to refer to all lighter-than-air aircraft.

Lockheed Martin is the global leader in Aerostat technology and production.

The massive doors to the aerostat hangar stood open to the cold twilight air.

Not for us, especially, uncle, but for the aerostat?