How It Flies or, Conquest of the Air
'How It Flies or, Conquest of the Air' Summary
Richard Ferris's 'How It Flies' provides a comprehensive account of the early development of aviation. The book covers the fundamental principles of flight, delving into aerodynamics and the forces that govern how objects move through the air. It traces the evolution of aircraft, from the earliest hot air balloons to the first airplanes, highlighting key inventors and their contributions. The book explores the challenges faced by early aviators, their triumphs, and the eventual realization of humanity's age-old dream of flight. Ferris presents these concepts in a straightforward and accessible manner, making it an informative and engaging read for those seeking a deeper understanding of this pivotal chapter in human history.Book Details
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