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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 9 (August 1908) (1908)

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oplane would mile a minute, you feel no shock whatever, and cannot, which you started. either plunge suddenly to the ground, or turn a back- The objects on the ground now seem to be moving in fact, tell the exact moment at which it first touched ward somersault. Should anything happen to the the… … do, and causes it to rise in the air after traveling a The Aeroplane Ready to Start, Showing Rail Along Which It Runs. distance of barely 100 feet. The carriage is left be- The tower at the right supports a heavy weight which is connected to the small car that carries the aeroplane. At the moment…

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