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Sally Ride- The first woman in space
Sally ride was the first american woman to go into space. Her job was to work the robotic arm that helped put satellites into space.

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Sputnik One was the first satellite in space, and it was Russian. It was launched in 1957. It burned up in the earth's atmosphere in 1957, though. Here is some good footage of it. However, once things start appearing colored, exit the video. Sputnik was carried in a rocket, and when the nose detached, Sputnik One was launched into the air.

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Manufactured by Diamond Aircraft Industries, the Diamond DA42 Twin Star is a four seat, twin engine, propeller driven  airplane first flown on the ninth of December, 2002. This high power aircraft has a leather interior and a storage compartment in the nose.

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Joseph-michael and jacques-etienne montogolfier invinted the first hot air balloon that was proved to be the first piloted ascent.  their first public demonstration was in annonay. the balloon was globe shaped and made with sackcloth and three thin layers of paper on the inside.  it weighed 500 pounds.

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Astronouts: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. Col. Edwin Eugene
First men that set foot on the moon!
https://youtu.be/LNm1LVJTJ2k
Faced many problems, but made it to the moon, where they planted The United States Flag.
-RItika Kumar

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Leonardo Da Vinci, nicknamed 'the father of flight', was an Italian inventor who studied and created many successful ideas. But perhaps his most extraordinary idea was a blueprint for a flying machine, which he called an 'ornithopter'. Inspired by watching thousands of birds take flight, Leonardo designed a concept that would be powered by a pedal, pushed by the pilot.  His inventions and drawing made a huge impact on our modern world, inspiring today's flight crafts and hundreds of other inventions and products.
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The beginning of Deathly Flight
During World War II, airplanes, jets and fighter planes of all types developed rapidly. A large amount of WWII was fought in the air. Planes would shoot at other planes in air dogfights. In addition, many planes dropped bombs on cities to destroy enemy cites safely. WWII fighter planes were an important part of the war.  This is an american fighter plane. You can tell because it has a star. American planes had stars, german planes had the natzi swastika

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He is referred to as the father of aviation. The modern airplane design is based on his aviation machine. He was the first person to understand the four forces of flight.

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The brothers who created the first successful plane

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Wright Brothers First Flight RARE Footage

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The father of modern hot air balloon
Invented the first "hot air balloon".  Henry discovered hydrogen and used it to make the balloon float while carrying someone/something.  He called his invention inflammable air.  He was also the first man to measure the force of gravity between masses (The Cavendish Experiment).

-Olivia Phillips

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Chemist Henry Cavendish is known for the Cavendish experiment. He was the first to measure the force of gravity between masses in a laboratory and to produce an accurate value for Earth's density. His work led to accurate values for the gravitational constant (G) and Earth's mass.

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John Stringfellow - The First Powered Flight
John Stringfellow was an English engineer who worked with William Samuel Henson on the Aerial Steam Carriage. His attempts on monoplanes and triplane models were successful. His inventions were referenced in the movie The Flight of the Phoenix of 1965.
http://www.flyingmachines.org/strng.html

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Reel 1. Wardour Films Ltd. Produced by British Instructional Films Ltd. Welwyn Garden City. Birds in flight by cliffs. Daedelus and Icarus in their island dungeon make wings. They then fly - models of the men wearing wings fly high over a Greek village. Icarus flies close to the sun and his wax wings melt.

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The Hindenburg disaster was on May 6th, 1837. The blimp exploded. It is believed that there was a spark of fire somewhere on the inside that activated the gasses and caused it to explode. There were About 67 survivors and the incident killed 35 people. The blimp was filled with hydrogen, a highly flammable gas and the aluminum paint on the outside may have contributed to the explosion as well.

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Hindenburg Disaster: Real Zeppelin Explosion Footage (1937) | British Pathé

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Amelia Earhart- A woman who  flew the world

Ameila Earhart traveled the whole worlld in a glider, until her mysterious disappearence in 1937. She was the first woman to do so, and therefore became a role model for all women that came after her

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The celebrated American aviator Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean, on May 20 and 21, 1932. The trip set a new record of 14 hours, 56 minutes. Learn more about the pioneering pilot in the video above. Visit TFK's special Women's History Month mini-site at http://www.timeforkids/whm.

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Otto Lilienthal - The man Who Turned da Vinci's Dream Into a Flying Machine!
Otto Lilienthal was a German pioneer of aviation who became known as the Glider King. He was the first person to make well-documented, repeated, successful gliding flights, and is often referred to as the father of modern hang gliding. - Mr. A
Otto Lilienthal Museum

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A unique animation of all the original photographs of Otto Lilienthal's historic flights (between 1893 and 1896)