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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 3 (July 1908) (1908)

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The instant it was released, the aeroplane future and much more difficult contests to be held. tance or drag offered by it. The Wright aeroplane has shot forward with constantly accelerating velocity. no tail whatever, which is one of the main reasons for It required only 12 seconds and a distance… … Copyright 1908 by Levick. lution must come machine to slow The Aeroplane Tipping as It Made a Sharp Turn After Leaving the Race Track. down and drop. soon. No prog- ress is being He was unable Note the downward inclination of the left-hand wing tips for the purpose of righting the machine. made…

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