Aviation history
Wright Brothers: Flight Control, Wind Tunnel and the Road to Motor Flight
How the Wright brothers developed flight control, wind tunnel and propulsion: with archival photos, own 3D sketches, German narrative voice and subtitles.
- Duration: 1:14:51
- Ton: German
- Subtitle: German
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About this video
A newly written technical aviation documentation in 27 chapters. Historical photographs of the Library of Congress accompany the journey from the bicycle workshop to the gliders to the motor flight and the further development of 1905. Own spatial schemes explain buoyancy, steering axes, wing twisting, propellers and experimental methods. The computational examples are specially chosen educational examples; the models are not true-to-measure flight reconstructions. The film uses a new German narration text with synthetic narrative voice and subtitles. The archive images retain their origin and year data. The image rights are documented individually in the list of sources.
Source and Author
Pilot training1 · Original manuscript and own 3D schemes; archival photos: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division. Individual images in the reference list.