04/04/2010

History of kites and flight

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Gibson Girl Kite : According to the conditions weather, the operator used either the balloon or the kite, which had as a function to support the antenna of the radio of distress.

I find the history of flight very inspiring for Open_Sailing. How an ancient dream came true.
About inhabiting the ocean, I believe the has happened and is still happening here under many forms.
It took such a long time... The transition between the kite and the plane... How exciting is that !!!





Imagine this mad feeling!
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Now imagine, inventing a soft structure at sea, that would provide an entirely new sensation...


http://www.flickr.com/photos/cheesekid/121647693/

The brothers Wright focused on the shape of the wing and the material to build it... What should be Open_Sailing focus to build the first International_Ocean_Station?
We need to define this for the lab dealing with the question of structure engineering...
A whole new world... What a feeling...

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