So... We all agree that Brazil invented the airplane, right?
So... We all agree that Brazil invented the airplane, right?
Isaiah Cox
Noah Martin
Yes. Fuck angloid.
Nathaniel Anderson
Brapzil invented brap blimps.
Joshua Gutierrez
>Yes. Fuck angloid.
Gavin Gonzalez
I'm proud of you my son. Mom told me to tell you this yet again else no head.
Charles Gutierrez
This question has a tricky answer.
Yes, Santos Dumont invented the first airplane that would take off and land using its own propulsion: the 14-Bis.
However, the first flight probably was achieved by the Wright Bro's. The point here is that their plane had no propulsion on its own and had to be catapulted in order to take flight.
Another thing is that they wanted to capitalize on top of it, keeping the entire process secret. Meanwhile Santos Dumont wanted everybody to create their own planes and would give his blueprints for free.
Also worth mentioning that when Santos saw the Wright brothers flying for the first time in europe, he said that they probably have been doing this for a long time due their experience (and there were plenty of people at the time trying to invent a flying machine).
Thomas Lee
An unknown german guy invented the airplane way before both him and the americans.
Brayden Thompson
And It's even more complicated than that:
planenerd.com
Also the Wright Brothers thing seems to be fake because of the name of the guy and hysteria over it, Wilbur Wright (WW, 33).
Austin Turner
>3.5 ton
>steam engine
>33.5m wing span
My god.
Jayden Thompson
This evolved later on and triggered the heebs:
youtube.com
youtube.com
NASA and other continue to work on it and made vans, pickups, boats and cars powered by Stirling engines (which can use source of heat as fuel).
Logan Richardson
Brazil invented the airplane.
Nicholas Wilson
The airplane is old world technology
Gabriel Moore
Based and external combustionpilled
Angel Flores
I'd heard of steam powered cars. Apparently they were quite good and had a lot of potential for development but the technology was abandoned. They generated massive amounts of torque. They didn't have a real gear box or clutch, just a forward and reverse gear.
Adam Collins
brazilians are smart and shiet
i salute myself for being a based hue chad
Landon Lewis
Based
Adrian Ortiz
>The point here is that their plane had no propulsion on its own and had to be catapulted in order to take flight.
So it wasn't a plane, but a glider. They didn't fly, they glided.
Easton Allen
This. Which was also done hundreds of years ago.
Charles Price
It had a petrol engine on it?
Asher Scott
It had a steam engine.
Nolan Campbell
well if your going back that far why not just go with davinci?
Chase Green
no
Jaxon Rivera
It was always logical and perfectly reasonable that the hot air balloon would be invented by no people any less pompous and splendid than the French.
Jacob Wood
It was a 12 horse power straight 4 cylinder gasoline powered engine without a fuel pump.
Jack Stewart
The airplane is not an invention.
The first plane was built in France by a man named Guillaume Levasseur in 1807.
Leo Lewis
They used steam to power it.
Jonathan Cox
Everything I'm reading is saying it was gasoline on the wright 1 is that the wrong plane?
Benjamin Ross
Nah you guys are wrong.
It was gasoline. No fuel pump.
britannica.com