, December 19, 2003 6:31 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Thoughts on the Wright Bros. Centennial
It's funny that there all these other folks with claims on inventing the
airplane (there's another in Argentina), yet they never went on to do
anything else with their inventions.
The Wright Brothers were never
I hope you're comparing the BSC (Believers in Santa Claus) to the BGH
(Believers in Gustave Whitehead), and not the BDE (Believers in Documented
Evidence). For my part, I'd much rather put my belief in the well
documented than the poorly documented or undocumented. That doesn't mean
that if it
I agree with you. I also think that there is more to the Wright Brothers
being the fathers of aviation than the simple? matter of having achieved
flight. Their methods, discoveries, documentation and continued efforts in
aviation are far more impressive than just getting off the ground. I
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] Thoughts on the Wright Bros. Centennial
Well maybe, as the Smithsonian Conspiracy shows they woked
In a message dated 12/19/2003 4:43:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it was left to a French person to
come up with the first plane that'd we'd recognize as such.
Glenn Curtiss was NOT French! Good Lift!
Whitehead may or may not have flown. If he did fly sucessfully, he
made one mistake the Wright brothers avoided. He didn't document his
flight. The Wrights took many pictures of their flights including the
most important picture of all, the famous picture of the first flight. If
Whitehead had
Some folks still believe in Santa Claus too.
Merry Christmas!
Rick
At 06:56 PM 12/18/2003, George Gillburg wrote:
If you can't document it, it never happened, or so some believe.
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