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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 22 (1884) (1884)

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like those of apparatus heavier than air, and the one in which we are Aeroplanes, —By this name are designated apparatus whose Mr. G. Tissandier, performed with helices which, through invention is quite recent, since the first. rational project pub- most backward. When Penaud, through the use of… … ing things to the extreme, liftan searches. Pozr indefinite weight with a very A few years before his death Fig, 2—TATIN’S AEROPLANE. slight power, and we should be he published, in conjunction limited only by passive resist- with one of our friends, Mr. P. rubber, caused a small machine to fly,…

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