Like fuckin clockwork. Here comes the angry brazilian, Dumont was trying to use fucking boat oars before the wright brothers came a long and invented the propellor.
Once again, the bongs invented it before anyone else... It hurts to win this hard every time.
Sorry kid, we Americans invented heavier than air powered flight. The Germans got a bit of a jump on us with the first turbine powered aircraft.. But we pushed their shit in and took that.. Then we held all the edges in aviation up until around 12 years ago. Now the Russkies got us beat in hypersonics and performance because we got so fat, corrupt and dumb.. Mostly corrupt. Meh. It happens.
Im white American, whiter than any one of you. Dumont was first, and even replicas of the Wright flyers fail to take off
>confirmed subaru owner >new balances
It's fucking over for you anon. Even the french agree the Wright Brothers were first
We didn't do anything practical with them and ours burn up and go wonky before we can get them to a target. I'm very suHispanicious that I know how the Russians pulled it off. One of the big problems we had was that all guidance had to be INS because you can't read anything outside of the plasma that hypersonic atmospheric flight entails... It's one of the big reasons we stopped hypersonic research.
Given the Russian "hypersonics" have proven to be 100% interceptable I would think they haven't really pulled it off.
> Even the french agree the Wright Brothers were first
French anon here, you and Brazilians can eat shit : we flew the first heavier than air in history, and it didn't needed the help of a catapult to be airborne (Clément Ader and his Éole)
Voila, fin du débat, je vous baise tous
1 month ago
Anonymous
that's why the Wrights liked to parade around in France, right?
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Éole
It *allegedly* flew eight inches off the ground *one time*. To quote the Encyclopedia Britannica: >The evidence suggests, however, that Éole was incapable of either sustained or controlled flight.
1 month ago
Anonymous
I forgot to add: >Pics or it didn't happen
1 month ago
Anonymous
Did the Éole went airborne? Yes
Did it flew under it's own power? Yes >On 9 October 1890 Ader attempted to fly the Éole. Aviation historians give credit to this effort as a powered take-off and uncontrolled flight in ground effect of approximately 50 m (160 ft) at a height of approximately 20 centimetres (8 in).[7][8][9][10] Ader also claimed credit for getting off the ground in the Éole
That's it, there's your first flight of an aircraft in history, thanks to Ader and France
Loyer gratuit/rent free
1 month ago
Anonymous
20 cm is rather pathetic, tho. A kid can jump higher. Hell, cars on bumpy roads did better as well. Under their own power, no less.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>hurl yourself off a 100m cliff >claim powered, uncontrolled flight for 100m, with a max altitude of 100m >this is the best the french can do
are you okay over there Jacques
1 month ago
Anonymous
Dude check it out this guy had a flight where he didn't go as far but flew like three times as high.
nah I already made it. going to enjoy the rest of the day with a lady like Santos Chadmont. have fun jerking off to planes, Wrightcel
1 month ago
Anonymous
I'm not the one posting pics of my SO to win a debate on fucking PrepHole. How did that convo go. >babe I need a photo of you to own a guy on an image board >wtf anon, you know I'm only staying for the kids.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>my SO
Untermensch detected, toss him to the gas chamber
1 month ago
Anonymous
more like >he look a deer!
*snaps photo*
You look brown and old to me. Why the fuck are you wasting your time on 4chinz, gramps?
Nobody gives a shit about you freaky Brazilian losers. Brazilian bitches are a great fuck, but nobody in their right mind would marry any of those insane freak whores. Just grow your sugar cane and shake your asses. The Wright Brothers pioneered powered flight, only braindead frauds claim otherwise.. Like naggers claiming they wuz kanga and sheeit. Think I'll go to a Brazilian steakhouse tonight and make you naggers cut some meat for me.
>and even replicas of the Wright flyers fail to take off
Why would we give a shit that the french attempts to copy the Wright Brothers failed because they can't do engineering right?
>Dumont was first
His first powered, unassisted heavier-than-air flight was in 1906, the year after the Wright Flyer III had made a 29 1/2 minute flight.
Like fuckin clockwork. Here comes the angry brazilian, Dumont was trying to use fucking boat oars before the wright brothers came a long and invented the propellor.
I think we can let the brits keep interesting methods of suicide.
Sorry kid, we Americans invented heavier than air powered flight. The Germans got a bit of a jump on us with the first turbine powered aircraft.. But we pushed their shit in and took that.. Then we held all the edges in aviation up until around 12 years ago. Now the Russkies got us beat in hypersonics and performance because we got so fat, corrupt and dumb.. Mostly corrupt. Meh. It happens.
We didn't do anything practical with them and ours burn up and go wonky before we can get them to a target. I'm very suHispanicious that I know how the Russians pulled it off. One of the big problems we had was that all guidance had to be INS because you can't read anything outside of the plasma that hypersonic atmospheric flight entails... It's one of the big reasons we stopped hypersonic research.
The monk lived actually >He was a man learned for those times, of ripe old age, and in his early youth had hazarded a deed of remarkable boldness. He had by some means, I scarcely know what, fastened wings to his hands and feet so that, mistaking fable for truth, he might fly like Daedalus, and, collecting the breeze upon the summit of a tower, flew for more than a furlong [201 meters]. But agitated by the violence of the wind and the swirling of air, as well as by the awareness of his rash attempt, he fell, broke both his legs and was lame ever after. He used to relate as the cause of his failure, his forgetting to provide himself a tail.
The claim that he had traveled 200 meters is plausible for a simple glider. It's possible he saw Halley's Comet twice, which would have meant he lived into his 80s. Not too bad for the 11th-century.
Sorry kid, we Americans invented heavier than air powered flight. The Germans got a bit of a jump on us with the first turbine powered aircraft.. But we pushed their shit in and took that.. Then we held all the edges in aviation up until around 12 years ago. Now the Russkies got us beat in hypersonics and performance because we got so fat, corrupt and dumb.. Mostly corrupt. Meh. It happens.
Anon our ABM system from the 80s has been able to consistently down the Kinzhal, and like the other anon said we had a similar system in the 70s. Though I am curious why they haven't used Avangard yet
Dumont and Bleriot built better airplanes than the Wrights did but they definitely weren't first.
In any case, Octave Chanute was the real mastermind, and pretty much all the pioneers (Wright, Bleriot and Dumont included) owe everything they achieved to his correspondence.
I don't get it. Who fucking cares who invented it?
I'm German, but I don't go around claiming the USA doesn't have superior air power just because Otto Lilienthal flapped around with a glider for a bit 150 years ago
the wright brothers 1903 flight was the first heavier than air aircraft to carry a man and fly under its own power. it used its own engine for all of its thrust. it merely slid on rails to keep it steady while its engine got it up to speed as the field they were in was sandy. no different from a modern runway. dumont's flight in france came in 1906. the 1908 flight from the wright brothers used a catapult, but this was not their first flight. 1903 was, and it was under its own power.
> the wright brothers 1903 flight was the first heavier than air aircraft to carry a man and fly under its own power. it used its own engine for all of its thrust
Dead wrong
Did the Éole went airborne? Yes
Did it flew under it's own power? Yes >On 9 October 1890 Ader attempted to fly the Éole. Aviation historians give credit to this effort as a powered take-off and uncontrolled flight in ground effect of approximately 50 m (160 ft) at a height of approximately 20 centimetres (8 in).[7][8][9][10] Ader also claimed credit for getting off the ground in the Éole
That's it, there's your first flight of an aircraft in history, thanks to Ader and France
Loyer gratuit/rent free
They were first in a lot of areas but weren't able to translate that into continued success. The had the first satellite but the first telecommunications, reconnaissance, and weather satellites were all American. They landed on Mars first but the probe only transmitted for 110 seconds, when Viking 1 landed it operated for over 6 years. They tried to compete with the Apollo program but never had a successful launch of N1. They were just as much into dick waiving as the Americans and in the end fell short
> nobody cares
o-of course nobody cares, who cares about women? Right? Right??? Oh, wait... we're currently pushing feminism.
kek
And the last 5 were flyby, taking pictures with lower quality than modern telescopes can provide. Good fucking job. > first object to leave the solar system
At the time Voyager 1 left the heliosphere USSR wasn't around for 20 years already. > they never caught up!
No shit, Sherlock. You've outrun a dead turtle, hurray.
Mad because USSR beat USA at every level of space exploration? > we caught up!
Did you? The only "achievement" you are so proud about: the man on Moon was never repeated again because?
1) it never happened (lol, even burgers don't believe that you actually did it)
2) it was pointless but we needed it for dick measuring points
3) we didn't feel like it
Funny how these days India beats both Russia and USA in moon missions. Holy kek, how embarrassing.
>Good fucking job.
If we're playing the "it doesn't count because it's primitive" game, then Sputnik 1 wasn't the first satellite because all it could do was beep and Sputnik 2 didn't carry the first living creature into space; it was just a massively expensive way to kill a dog.
Voyager 1 was the first to Jupiter and Saturn, but it never passed by Uranus and Neptune
1 month ago
Anonymous
Not the point. The point is that winning a race with one racer isn't exactly anything spectacular. From the races that had at least 2 racers USA lost most of them. The manned Moon landing is yours to brag about for eternity. And that's it.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>No one else wanted to race you, so your world record lap time doesn't count
Congratulations, you just discovered gravity!
So it was series of gravitational assists to increase speed and alter trajectory (aka not a straight line).
1 month ago
Anonymous
absolutely wasted digits when baikonour is being repossessed
1 month ago
Anonymous
Anon you're just trying to recontextualize stuff to win an argument now. The soviet space program doesn't stop existing after the US visit the moon you know also nice quint nigga
https://i.imgur.com/9rLCwJc.jpg
My god how far we've come and how far we can be if we were not held back by short sighted men and the ignorant
On the brightside we have Starship now which has bigger cargo and gorillion times cheaper than space shuttle
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Only one of them was "first", no? >No, actually. They were two probes involved. >That's not the point, the point is something else
Just take the L
1 month ago
Anonymous
https://i.imgur.com/aJSXqiD.jpg
Anon you're just trying to recontextualize stuff to win an argument now. The soviet space program doesn't stop existing after the US visit the moon you know also nice quint nigga
[...]
On the brightside we have Starship now which has bigger cargo and gorillion times cheaper than space shuttle
> there were two probes, both were ours. we won the first stuff! and the other first stuff! you lose! > what do you mean you weren't in the race and nobody else was? that only means that everyone else lost!
While indeed the soviet program didn't stop existing after the american landing on the moon or the sending of the voyagers in deeper space, they did other stuff (and beat you to it). a stuff you too were trying to achieve but had to catch up. that's exactly what losing means. you had to catch up because there was someone in front of you already (the USSR).
1 month ago
Anonymous
And they did catch up and still persist to this day competing with country like China in another "space race" You just setting arbitrary finish line at the point when USSR started losing it's steam and decidely to not continue their massive project
Mad because USSR beat USA at every level of space exploration? > we caught up!
Did you? The only "achievement" you are so proud about: the man on Moon was never repeated again because?
1) it never happened (lol, even burgers don't believe that you actually did it)
2) it was pointless but we needed it for dick measuring points
3) we didn't feel like it
Funny how these days India beats both Russia and USA in moon missions. Holy kek, how embarrassing.
good morning sirs, with levels of cope like this we may unlock new forms of deep space propulsion
Anybody else in here actually have a pilot's license? It's been 6 months since I got it and I haven't gone back out yet. First it was because it was 100+ degrees, then because a bunch of vacations in a row. I need to get back in the saddle and actually use this thing.
I've got a wet commercial (suffering) and I'm currently saving/planning on getting CFI so I can actually use the damn thing. My current job's pretty comfy (and I got it thanks to the license anyways) plus I suck at self-starting so it'll probably be a bit.
I'm going to point out that the Wright Brothers deserve even more veneration than they get. they had not less than 4 major advancements to engineering and technology and they are treated like >yeah, they are pretty smart
when they should be put in the same breath as Böhr, Newton, Euler and the like.
they weren't just good or geniuses, they were league-of-their-own God's of engineering, experimentation, design and fabrication.
>Music >(controllable) Fire >Writing >Maths >Medicine >Electricity >Telephony >Computers >Mix of two above, Internet
I think I can list more, a whole lot of things that are superior to aviation. Don't get me wrong, it's one of the greatest inventions, but there are better things. Even with it's "cousin", with Space machinery (rockets and stuff), aviation loses.
coolest. However greatest was the railway. It enabled us to leap forward so insanely much.
railways will be constructed sooner on other planets than flying assets. imagine the lower drag on mars, yet enough gravity and pretty stable weather. the trains with all kinds of ore will be miles long. It will be so glorious it makes my dick into a steel ingot. GOD FUCKING DAMMIT I FUCKING LOVE TRAINS
Santos Dumont flew first. America only invented angry birds. With a strong enough catapult, even a cow can fly
Like fuckin clockwork. Here comes the angry brazilian, Dumont was trying to use fucking boat oars before the wright brothers came a long and invented the propellor.
Im white American, whiter than any one of you. Dumont was first, and even replicas of the Wright flyers fail to take off
>confirmed subaru owner
>new balances
It's fucking over for you anon. Even the french agree the Wright Brothers were first
Given the Russian "hypersonics" have proven to be 100% interceptable I would think they haven't really pulled it off.
Oh my God, you're one of those moronic ukie fucks.. No bitch, our shit got assraped by those Kinzhals.. Entire Patriot units wiped out.
>claims entire patriot units were wiped
>no there's no evidence you have to believe me
lol, 13-0 really messes with people who bought into the hype
> Even the french agree the Wright Brothers were first
French anon here, you and Brazilians can eat shit : we flew the first heavier than air in history, and it didn't needed the help of a catapult to be airborne (Clément Ader and his Éole)
Voila, fin du débat, je vous baise tous
that's why the Wrights liked to parade around in France, right?
>Éole
It *allegedly* flew eight inches off the ground *one time*. To quote the Encyclopedia Britannica:
>The evidence suggests, however, that Éole was incapable of either sustained or controlled flight.
I forgot to add:
>Pics or it didn't happen
Did the Éole went airborne? Yes
Did it flew under it's own power? Yes
>On 9 October 1890 Ader attempted to fly the Éole. Aviation historians give credit to this effort as a powered take-off and uncontrolled flight in ground effect of approximately 50 m (160 ft) at a height of approximately 20 centimetres (8 in).[7][8][9][10] Ader also claimed credit for getting off the ground in the Éole
That's it, there's your first flight of an aircraft in history, thanks to Ader and France
Loyer gratuit/rent free
20 cm is rather pathetic, tho. A kid can jump higher. Hell, cars on bumpy roads did better as well. Under their own power, no less.
>hurl yourself off a 100m cliff
>claim powered, uncontrolled flight for 100m, with a max altitude of 100m
>this is the best the french can do
are you okay over there Jacques
Dude check it out this guy had a flight where he didn't go as far but flew like three times as high.
nah I already made it. going to enjoy the rest of the day with a lady like Santos Chadmont. have fun jerking off to planes, Wrightcel
I'm not the one posting pics of my SO to win a debate on fucking PrepHole. How did that convo go.
>babe I need a photo of you to own a guy on an image board
>wtf anon, you know I'm only staying for the kids.
>my SO
Untermensch detected, toss him to the gas chamber
more like
>he look a deer!
*snaps photo*
now you're just projecting
yeah probably
smol
your children will be manlets.
>yes hallo sir im am white
>no i no watch video is no good
Nobody gives a shit about you freaky Brazilian losers. Brazilian bitches are a great fuck, but nobody in their right mind would marry any of those insane freak whores. Just grow your sugar cane and shake your asses. The Wright Brothers pioneered powered flight, only braindead frauds claim otherwise.. Like naggers claiming they wuz kanga and sheeit. Think I'll go to a Brazilian steakhouse tonight and make you naggers cut some meat for me.
You look brown and old to me. Why the fuck are you wasting your time on 4chinz, gramps?
>and even replicas of the Wright flyers fail to take off
Why would we give a shit that the french attempts to copy the Wright Brothers failed because they can't do engineering right?
>Dumont was first
His first powered, unassisted heavier-than-air flight was in 1906, the year after the Wright Flyer III had made a 29 1/2 minute flight.
Is this more frog revisionism?
Worse. See
shoo, favelanagger
Once again, the bongs invented it before anyone else... It hurts to win this hard every time.
I think we can let the brits keep interesting methods of suicide.
Anon, the US had hypersonics in the 70s....
We didn't do anything practical with them and ours burn up and go wonky before we can get them to a target. I'm very suHispanicious that I know how the Russians pulled it off. One of the big problems we had was that all guidance had to be INS because you can't read anything outside of the plasma that hypersonic atmospheric flight entails... It's one of the big reasons we stopped hypersonic research.
The monk lived actually
>He was a man learned for those times, of ripe old age, and in his early youth had hazarded a deed of remarkable boldness. He had by some means, I scarcely know what, fastened wings to his hands and feet so that, mistaking fable for truth, he might fly like Daedalus, and, collecting the breeze upon the summit of a tower, flew for more than a furlong [201 meters]. But agitated by the violence of the wind and the swirling of air, as well as by the awareness of his rash attempt, he fell, broke both his legs and was lame ever after. He used to relate as the cause of his failure, his forgetting to provide himself a tail.
The claim that he had traveled 200 meters is plausible for a simple glider. It's possible he saw Halley's Comet twice, which would have meant he lived into his 80s. Not too bad for the 11th-century.
Sorry kid, we Americans invented heavier than air powered flight. The Germans got a bit of a jump on us with the first turbine powered aircraft.. But we pushed their shit in and took that.. Then we held all the edges in aviation up until around 12 years ago. Now the Russkies got us beat in hypersonics and performance because we got so fat, corrupt and dumb.. Mostly corrupt. Meh. It happens.
Anon our ABM system from the 80s has been able to consistently down the Kinzhal, and like the other anon said we had a similar system in the 70s. Though I am curious why they haven't used Avangard yet
>Though I am curious why they haven't used Avangard yet
Launching non-nuclear ICBMs runs the risk of being misinterpreted.
>2011+12
>implying russia wouldn't get it's shit completely pushed in by the west.
ISHYGDDT.
Dumont and Bleriot built better airplanes than the Wrights did but they definitely weren't first.
In any case, Octave Chanute was the real mastermind, and pretty much all the pioneers (Wright, Bleriot and Dumont included) owe everything they achieved to his correspondence.
I don't get it. Who fucking cares who invented it?
I'm German, but I don't go around claiming the USA doesn't have superior air power just because Otto Lilienthal flapped around with a glider for a bit 150 years ago
the wright brothers 1903 flight was the first heavier than air aircraft to carry a man and fly under its own power. it used its own engine for all of its thrust. it merely slid on rails to keep it steady while its engine got it up to speed as the field they were in was sandy. no different from a modern runway. dumont's flight in france came in 1906. the 1908 flight from the wright brothers used a catapult, but this was not their first flight. 1903 was, and it was under its own power.
stay mad, brownie.
> the wright brothers 1903 flight was the first heavier than air aircraft to carry a man and fly under its own power. it used its own engine for all of its thrust
Dead wrong
agreed
nice rafale
pretty cool stuff
yeah
(unironically)
wtf birds created aviation
How dare you snuff the 6ft long primordial dragonfly.
I want to go back with a Winchester M42 and hunt these SO BAD.
except for space
that looks fake as fuck
theyre not even hiding it anymore, space is a lie
that picture is CGI from a decade old production image lmao
please tell me you're trolling.
>Plebbitor is also retarded
Pottery.
No, this is
kraut detected
The agricultural revolution and its consequenes have been a disaster for the human race.
Humans are a species, retard
cool it with the antisemitism
I disagree
How'd that bomb get delivered?
John Madden threw it really hard and yelled "Go long!"
barge.
>Aviation is the greatest creation of mankind
God is the greatest creation of mankind
ftfy
Yes, made in USA as well.
>Judges you in Ancient Greek.
>admitting that air creatures are superior to land creatures
no fuck you
Space rockets are greater. Someday we'll be able to leave this shithole of a planet with them.
They were first in a lot of areas but weren't able to translate that into continued success. The had the first satellite but the first telecommunications, reconnaissance, and weather satellites were all American. They landed on Mars first but the probe only transmitted for 110 seconds, when Viking 1 landed it operated for over 6 years. They tried to compete with the Apollo program but never had a successful launch of N1. They were just as much into dick waiving as the Americans and in the end fell short
Fucking tankies
> nobody cares
o-of course nobody cares, who cares about women? Right? Right??? Oh, wait... we're currently pushing feminism.
kek
And the last 5 were flyby, taking pictures with lower quality than modern telescopes can provide. Good fucking job.
> first object to leave the solar system
At the time Voyager 1 left the heliosphere USSR wasn't around for 20 years already.
> they never caught up!
No shit, Sherlock. You've outrun a dead turtle, hurray.
you are so mad
mad cause bad
Mad because USSR beat USA at every level of space exploration?
> we caught up!
Did you? The only "achievement" you are so proud about: the man on Moon was never repeated again because?
1) it never happened (lol, even burgers don't believe that you actually did it)
2) it was pointless but we needed it for dick measuring points
3) we didn't feel like it
Funny how these days India beats both Russia and USA in moon missions. Holy kek, how embarrassing.
>the man on Moon was never repeated again because
>was never repeated again
Get your facts straight before trying to troll, retard
Tell me more about "facts". I'll wait.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING SIRS
>brings up India out of nowhere
GOOD MORNING SIRS
>It never happened and also you only did it one time.
> you claim that you did it
fixed
>India
DESIGNATED
>Good fucking job.
If we're playing the "it doesn't count because it's primitive" game, then Sputnik 1 wasn't the first satellite because all it could do was beep and Sputnik 2 didn't carry the first living creature into space; it was just a massively expensive way to kill a dog.
I thought we're playing: Send Voyager in straight line away from the sun, count it as 5 achievements. Might as well send a rock and call it a day.
There were two Voyager probes, my dude.
Yes, and? Only one of them was "first", no?
Voyager 1 was the first to Jupiter and Saturn, but it never passed by Uranus and Neptune
Not the point. The point is that winning a race with one racer isn't exactly anything spectacular. From the races that had at least 2 racers USA lost most of them. The manned Moon landing is yours to brag about for eternity. And that's it.
>No one else wanted to race you, so your world record lap time doesn't count
So it was series of gravitational assists to increase speed and alter trajectory (aka not a straight line).
absolutely wasted digits when baikonour is being repossessed
Anon you're just trying to recontextualize stuff to win an argument now. The soviet space program doesn't stop existing after the US visit the moon you know also nice quint nigga
On the brightside we have Starship now which has bigger cargo and gorillion times cheaper than space shuttle
>Only one of them was "first", no?
>No, actually. They were two probes involved.
>That's not the point, the point is something else
Just take the L
> there were two probes, both were ours. we won the first stuff! and the other first stuff! you lose!
> what do you mean you weren't in the race and nobody else was? that only means that everyone else lost!
While indeed the soviet program didn't stop existing after the american landing on the moon or the sending of the voyagers in deeper space, they did other stuff (and beat you to it). a stuff you too were trying to achieve but had to catch up. that's exactly what losing means. you had to catch up because there was someone in front of you already (the USSR).
And they did catch up and still persist to this day competing with country like China in another "space race" You just setting arbitrary finish line at the point when USSR started losing it's steam and decidely to not continue their massive project
>straight line
Congratulations, you just discovered gravity!
>Might as well send a rock
good morning sirs, with levels of cope like this we may unlock new forms of deep space propulsion
>avoids first to Venus
Does that somehow invalidate everything else on the list?
For me, it's MIRV ICBMs
The light of global peace
Anybody else in here actually have a pilot's license? It's been 6 months since I got it and I haven't gone back out yet. First it was because it was 100+ degrees, then because a bunch of vacations in a row. I need to get back in the saddle and actually use this thing.
I've got a wet commercial (suffering) and I'm currently saving/planning on getting CFI so I can actually use the damn thing. My current job's pretty comfy (and I got it thanks to the license anyways) plus I suck at self-starting so it'll probably be a bit.
So /k/ is really retarded on Sundays, huh?
I'm going to point out that the Wright Brothers deserve even more veneration than they get. they had not less than 4 major advancements to engineering and technology and they are treated like
>yeah, they are pretty smart
when they should be put in the same breath as Böhr, Newton, Euler and the like.
they weren't just good or geniuses, they were league-of-their-own God's of engineering, experimentation, design and fabrication.
No, that's cheese.
Thank you Hiram Maxim for achieving flight for mankind.
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP
i still like boats ngl fr fr
My god how far we've come and how far we can be if we were not held back by short sighted men and the ignorant
>Music
>(controllable) Fire
>Writing
>Maths
>Medicine
>Electricity
>Telephony
>Computers
>Mix of two above, Internet
I think I can list more, a whole lot of things that are superior to aviation. Don't get me wrong, it's one of the greatest inventions, but there are better things. Even with it's "cousin", with Space machinery (rockets and stuff), aviation loses.
coolest. However greatest was the railway. It enabled us to leap forward so insanely much.
railways will be constructed sooner on other planets than flying assets. imagine the lower drag on mars, yet enough gravity and pretty stable weather. the trains with all kinds of ore will be miles long. It will be so glorious it makes my dick into a steel ingot. GOD FUCKING DAMMIT I FUCKING LOVE TRAINS
You raise some good points.
Dentistry is more important. Think about it.
>contibutes to overpopulation
Mistake.
Nope, it's the iPhone