Reports On Wind Tunnel Experiments In Aerodynamics, Volume 62, presents a detailed examination of early aerodynamic studies. Featuring reports from leading researchers such as Jerome Clarke Hunsaker, Edgar Buckingham, and others, this volume explores groundbreaking wind tunnel experiments that shaped the field of aeronautics.
With five illustrative plates, the collection offers critical insights into aircraft design and flight dynamics from the early 20th century. The reports, supported by the Smithsonian Institution's Hodgkins Fund, provide valuable primary source material for historians of science and engineering, as well as anyone interested in the evolution of flight. This work captures the ingenuity and scientific rigor that propelled the development of modern aviation.
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