Sergey Brin is secretly building a massive zeppelin in a NASA hangar, report says
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It's not immediately clear if this dirigible is for business purposes, or represents more of a hobby for Brin.
According to the report, Alphabet has nothing to do with Brin's blimp project - though, as Vance points out, Google arm Planetary Ventures took over management of the NASA Ames hangars in 2015.
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Earlier this week, Kitty Hawk, a venture backed by Brin's fellow Google founder Larry Page, revealed plans to start selling a personal "flying car" by the end of the year.
Representatives for Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Read the full Bloomberg report here.
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