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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 20 (November 1901) (1901)

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owever, made on this -oc- casion. With this experience to guide him, he next balloon shed, and he came down 40 seconds after the work, the body has only to support the seat and allotted time. built the "No. 3." It gaged 620 cubic yards, and was passengers, and is, therefore, merely a shell, remov-… … pany has probably the Trocadero, and after DEPARTURE OF MR. SANTOS-DUMONT FROM THE AEROSTATIC PARK ON HIS SUCCESSFUL TRIP ON WHICH reached its highest an accident to the rud- HE WON THE DEUTSCH PRIZE OF $20,000. present development, der he started again, combining safety and efficiency with ample…

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