Tom Crouch of the National Air and Space Museum makes a good point on their website on Friday.
None of the planes that Whitehead built after 1902 ever flew. So if he really flew in 1901, how did he not have the secret of flight the next years?
Tom Crouch of the National Air and Space Museum makes a good point on their website on Friday.
None of the planes that Whitehead built after 1902 ever flew. So if he really flew in 1901, how did he not have the secret of flight the next years?
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