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This is from the show "The successor" also known as "The Next Uri Geller", in which contestants perform acts of mentalism, illusion, escapism and other feats in order to win the contest. Currently only retards think that Uri Geller is a Psychic with "Special Mind Powers" and Geller himself knows ...

@JesusElOmnipotente No sé porque esa fijación en niños recien nacidos, o sea que nacen y a los pocos días ya los están bautizando, por lo menos yo no se de ningun caso. Personalmente a mi y a mis hermanos y mis sobrinos nos bautizaron mayores de 6 años. Ah, en el versículo de Mateo que te mostre ...

@BearFlight I was not talking about the Wright Brothers or their goals and I don’t know why you put that subject in the table. I was talking about the FAI “official” first record. It seems that Clement Ader managed to make a short hop at a very low altitude in 1890 but his “flight” of 1897 in hi...

From that letter it’s clear that Spratt told the Wrights his ideas about the measurement of lifts and drifts of surfaces BEFORE they even seriously considered this subject. The Wrights built a “special machine for tangential” and Wilbur admit that use the Spratt’s ideas but with an Instrument of ...

Amazing!!

Why this Flyer III replica doesn't fly above the "Ground effect"?

Flight of nearly 100 feet but I would want to know about the altitude above the ground. Did you record this data?

@liamtobyaus actually Wilbur Wright copied the wing-warping from Edson F. Gallaudet . Take a look to his hydro-bike of 1898 and the wright wing-warping kite of 1899

@hellokitty101jj the very last pic is real. That guy is 7'6" former NBA player Shawn Bradley.

@s1monz He was 33 and 34 in 1993 and 1994 his best years. He was still in good shape in 1996, In this final he could have win the silver or bronze medal, the second false start could have been a very good start , he failed by a little bit. In this kind of competition a good start is an advantage....

@freethetruthIarry The attempts of Du Temple(1874), Mozhaisky(1883), the Flight-hop of Ader (1890) were not failures. You should be aware about the dates, These attempts were steps to the final goal of powered and controlled flight. Don't forget the work of Lilienthal, Pilcher, Chanute, Gallaudet...

@BearFlight I think The Wrights deserve a very Special place in the history of aviation, but other people before and after them made important contributions in this field. That is my opinion.