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How people learned to fly
How people learned to fly

By Fran Hodgkins

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A simple look at the trials and errors that led to the development of the airplane.

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In the air
In the air

By Jo Windsor

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Flight
Flight

By T. A. Heppenheimer

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Over a hundred years ago, on a windswept beach, Wilbur and Orville Wright took to the air - and, all too quickly, came down. Very soon, aircraft transformed warfare; they offered safe, speedy trave...

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The story of flight
The story of flight

By Stephen Woolford

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The story of flight
The story of flight

By Stephen Woolford

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Aircraft
Aircraft

By Ian Graham

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Air and flight
Air and flight

By Jon Richards

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Uses simple experiments to describe the properties of air and their effects especially on weather and flight.

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