So, who really invented the airplane?
So, who really invented the airplane?
Jacob Evans
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John Gonzalez
The Wright Brothers
next question, please.
David Torres
>alberto
t. alberto barbosa
Liam Taylor
1903 is a smaller number than 1906, you'd think that even a Brazilian would be able to figure that out.
John Russell
The idea that the wright bros didnt have a working plane when they said they did is pure fantasy. and while the first Wright flyer might not of met the established international standards they constantly improved upon it every year, and b y the time they toured Europe were years ahead of everyone else in terms of maneuverability and flight times
Lincoln Watson
The Wright Brothers.
And then they proceded to try and milk the most amount of money out of it, which is what you should always expect from north americans, who got their business mentality from the jews themselves.
Meanwhile, Dummont took a little longer to developed a better flying machine and made it open-source so that his bethren all around the world could make use of his work and further mankind's dream of flight.
The real question here is who is the one that should be awarded the title "Father of Aviation" for their contribuition, not who capapulted a bunch of wood and silk into the air first.
Ethan Cook
We wuz airplanes and hue.
Justin Cooper
Richard Pearse.
Dominic Cook
Clément Ader !
Grayson Howard
Clément Ader designed the first heavier-than-air machine to take off under its own power (15 kW engine)in 1890 vs Wright wind facing-rail lauched glider (8.9 kW engine) in 1903...
murica and hue BTFO...
Benjamin Hughes
his, all these allegations without sources, we might be as well in pol ;(
Eli Clark
>The real question here is who is the one that should be awarded the title "Father of Aviation" for their contribuition, not who capapulted a bunch of wood and silk into the air first.
The Wright Brothers
Brandon Parker
How about this man
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Ethan Reyes
And then it got blown around by gusts of wind and had no actual ability to control where it was going.
Joseph Carter
>it's an Americans think strapping an engine to a glider, which had already existed for centuriea, is an achievement
William Wood
>2 fathers
And republisharters get buttblasted when gays try to adopt kids, go figure.
Jose Cruz
Underrated
David Hill
>b-but [literally who] made some shitty glider that they pushed off a cliff and glided 50 feet! day invented da airplane durr!
Listen you beta euros, The Wright Bros made a plane, with an engine, that took flight FROM THE GROUND and flew farther than any other shitty meme glider before them and EVERY SINGLE plane now is based on their original design. Deal with it faggots
Joshua Powell
>Not Clement Ader
Leo Sanders
Europeans on Veeky Forums and elsewise got a massive inferiority complex in regards to Americans
Ian Flores
>developed a better flying machine
But he didn't. By the time the 14-bis flew, the Wright Flyer had improved considerably beyond what Dumont made.
Robert Price
this.
Luis Flores
The Wrights. Early aviation history has been my favorite subject since childhood and I have a lot of respect for Dummont and his achievements. I believe he is an under rated figure and deserves more recognition than he receives but he wasn't first, to claim that he was is just huenigger revisionism.
Noah Edwards
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