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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 8 (February 1907) (1907)

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nauts, and which will go far toward the water and at the same time to provide sufficient As far back as 1876 M. de Sanderal had the idea solving the problem of the gliding boat, since for the power to give the proper speed for bringing about the of a hydroplane which consisted of a simple flat-bot-… … cushion and in this way the resistance of Rear View of Count de Lambert's Hydroplane Boat "Nautilus B. V. Jacqueline" Under Way. This Boat Won the boat would be still further diminished. Traveling at a Speed of 25>g Miles an Hour. the Cruiser Race at a Speed of 16.84 Miles an Hour. It seems,…

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