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Would you characterize 12 seconds ad significant?
http://www.thewrightbrothers.org/fivefirstflights.html The First Flight, spanning some 120 feet in 12 seconds. The next flight, Wilbur’s first flight on the 17th, extended to some 175 feet in 13 seconds and a landing was accomplished with no damage to The Flyer. Orville’s second attempt that day, and his last one in The Flyer, carried him just over 200 feet in 15 seconds and ended with a safe landing. At noon, Wilbur took-off on the last and the longest flight which The Flyer would ever make, and flew for 852 feet, staying aloft for 59 seconds. In 1903 it was but times change... Tony |
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