Is there a difference Between Airships, Blips and dirigibles?

Question

well is there

Answer 1

"Airship" and "dirigible" are essentially interchangeable.  Both rigid and non-rigid airships are classed as dirigibles.

The word "dirigible" simple means "steerable" in French.

I assume by "blip" you mean "blimp."  A blimp is a common type of non-rigid airship.

For lots of information, pictures, and diagrams, do an internet search on "airship."

Answer 2

The term 'airship' covers all lighter-than-air craft, such as balloons, blimps, and dirigibles. The difference between blimps and dirigibles is that blimps are non-rigid (they have no skeleton) and tend to be smaller than dirigibles, while dirigibles have an internal framework that supports the ship.

Goodyear Blimp: non-rigid airship (blimp).

The zeppelin Hindenburg: rigid airship (dirigible).