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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 19 (November 1905) (1905)

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ne, as of the vessel. Un- these are prevent- til a height of ap- ed from traveling proximately 500 the full length of feet was attained the aeroplane, the the rise was rath- sticks of bamboo er erratic, for as crossing this the puffs of wind space acting as a struck the ma- The Beginning of the… … Nearly at the Greatest Ag ricultu ral estimated/as the Height Attained. Chemists, and After the Ascent; Rescuing the Aeronaut from the Floating Machine. aeroplane was al- other experts, as most Vertically over the boat, with 600 feet of rope let be installed upon the machine sufficiently powerful…

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