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Aerospace Inventions

Innovations in aerospace industry
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Q

When the job demands ingenuity, NASA engineers whip gadgets worthy of James Bond.
May 2001 | By Eric Adams

Alexander Graham Bell was infatuated with the tetrahedral, or four-sided, cell, but only one of his tetrahedral kites flew.

What Were They Thinking?

The wonderful, unworkable world of airplane design in the years before the Wright brothers.
March 2001 | By Phil Scott

Microspies

Can tiny aircraft deliver the big picture?
May 2000 | By Peter Garrison

Window on the World

It's only a small pane in the International Space Station.
May 2000 | By Leonard David

Gear Heads

Collectors of survival equipment have a craving for flight helmets, life vests, ejection seats—even shark repellant.
January 2000 | By Tom Harpole

The Art of the Chart

Somewhere in those symbols, lines, and colors is all the information you need to fly from here to there.
November 1999 | By Stephan Wilkinson

The Thrill of Invention

A dedicated craftsman explores the invention of the airplane by recreating its predecessors.
May 1998 | By Tom Crouch

Auto Pilots

What has four wheels and flies? The dream of a roadable airplane continues.
January 1996 | By John Grossman

The Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket

Mach 1: Assaulting the Barrier

In 1947, no airplane had ever gone faster than the speed of sound.
December 1990 | By Stephan Wilkinson


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