Thoughts On the Farther Improvement of Aerostation: Or the Art of Travelling in the Atmosphere: With a Description of a Machine, Now Constructing, On
Thoughts On the Farther Improvement of Aerostation, originally published in 1785, explores the burgeoning field of air travel. This treatise delves into the art of travelling in the atmosphere, presenting a detailed description of a novel machine under construction. The inventor outlines the principles behind this machine, which differs significantly from existing approaches. This work offers a valuable glimpse into the early days of aeronautics and the innovative spirit of the late 18th century, appealing to historians of science and technology, as well as anyone fascinated by the history of flight.
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