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Aeroplane Wright biplane... |
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Aeroplane Wright's biplane... |
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Aeroplane, Centre of Gravity Lift Drift Thrust of An illustration of the plane's centers of gravity, lift drift and thrust to effectively glide the plane when the engine stalls.... |
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Aeroplane, Dihedral Board A dihedral board on an aeroplane, or airplane, for stability. The boards are raised on short legs over the ribs with a spirit level on top of the board. Dihedral boards are used as a last result due t... |
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Aeroplane, Dunne A Dunne aeroplane, or airplane, design. the V shape plane stabilizes by having a V shaped depression in the middle and wing tips. This design is impractical due to the materials must be strengthen, cr... |
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Aeroplane, Early Design This is an early design of a future airplane, the landing apparatus features two sets of wheels.... |
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Aeroplane, Fixed Wing An aircraft that has a fixed wing and is powered by propellers or jets; "the flight was delayed due to trouble with the airplane" ... |
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Aeroplane, Hydro A fixed-wing aircraft capable of taking off and landing (alighting) on water. Seaplanes which can also take-off and land on airfields are a small subclass called Amphibian aircraft. ... |
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Airplane Model with Automatic Rudder An illustration of an airplane model with an automatic rudder. "a a, Elastic [airplane]; b b, Automatic rudder; c c, Aerial screw [centered] at f; d, Frame supporting [airplane] rudder and screw; e, I... |
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Airplane Wing, Aerodynamic of "As the bottom of the surface meets the air, it compresses it and accelerates it downwards. As a result of this definite action there is an equal and opposite reaction upwards." —Barber, 1917... |
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Airplane, Early Any of various winged vehicles capable of flight, generally heavier than air and driven by jet engines or propellers.... |
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Airplane, Larger Scale An aircraft capable of flight using forward motion that generates lift as the wing moves through the air. ... |
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Airplanes Two biplanes flying through the clouds.... |
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Airship Santos Dumont's Airship rounding the Eiffel Tower.... |
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Airship, Early A self-propelled, lighter-than-air aircraft with means of controlling the direction of flight.... |
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Angle of Incidence, Plane A diagram illustrating the airplane's angle of incidence at axis A, direction of motion and thrust.... |
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Angle of Incidence, Plane Pointing Down The diagram illustrating the plane's angle of incidence pointing down at the motion axis. The plan will exert momentum and thrust force from angle of incidence.... |
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Balloon The balloon was designed for navigation of the air.... |
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Balloon A hot air balloon used for transportation.... |
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Balloon, Vauxhall A hot-air balloon invented by Charles Green, used to travel from London to Weilburg, Germany.... |
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Biplane The Wright biplane.... |
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Biplane Gliding Machine An illustration of Chanute's biplane gliding machine.... |
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Biplane Parts A biplane labeled with its principal parts.... |
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Blanchard's Balloon A, The Balloon made of taffeta, 25 feet in diameter covered with a net; B, the car suspended by longitudinal cords from the hoop C; D, the wings moved by rack-work E; F, a parachute or umbrella to bre... |
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Bleriot monoplane Diagram of the Bleriot monoplane.... |
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