The dude who created the first airplane is Huezillian.
How do you feel about that /int/?
Pretty good because maybe Brazil can be great again.
I think Brazil deserve it. The world must know the true
>>59805308
He was French
>>59805308
He looks like Hitler. lmao
>>59805308
Brazil has a potential to become a rival against the US.
![maxim_1894_1_750[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/L1emaOo.jpg "maxim_1894_1_750[1].jpg")
Dumont certainly did not create the first airplane.
>>59805308
he was macedonian
>>59805535
Brazillian that lived most of his adult life in France
No
it was a New Zealand man!
>>59805748
I was talking about airplanes.
If you meant gliders then americans are thousands of years late, Icarus did it first.
>>59805537
Brazil has enough bullets for only one hour of war.
>>59806474
>If you meant gliders then americans are thousands of years late, Icarus did it first
dat burn
>>59810093
>implying we need war to win against the USA
>>59805308
Eh was a pretty cool guy.
>>59805308
Frankly speaking native americans of south America in the forgotten kingdoms were using air balloons often so it makes sense it would come from brazil.
Feel when flight technology is no longer something really experimental
feel when steam power plains really never happened despite the fact that they had amazing new revolutionary steam engine in the early 1900 world fair but people got obsessed with oil based engines.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw6NFmcnW-8
>>59806474
Icarus is a myth.
Literally every country but Brazil recognizes that Wilbur made the first functioning airplane.
>>59810471
>Literally every country but x do y.
Hearing that from a american is really weird.
>It's not just the Americans who believe that the Wrights were the first to fly a powered, heavier than air aircraft, remaining far ahead of European (including then resident in Paris Brazillian Santos Dumont) efforts to achieve the same even half a decade later.
>The reported reactions of pioneer French aviators to Wilbur Wright's demonstration flights outside Paris in August 1908 were as follows:
>René Gasnier: "We are as children compared to the Wrights!"
>Léon Delagrange: "We are beaten! We just do not exist!"
>Paul Zens: "Mr. Wright has us all in his hands.
>What he does not know is not worth knowing" [Gibbs-Smith Rebirth of European Aviation 1974]
>"The French Senate extended an invitation to Wilbur and greeted him with a standing ovation.
>>59805308
Is that Brazilian Tesla
![01565_0010018699[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/FWlrAMh.jpg "01565_0010018699[1].jpg")
Brazilians are so butthurt about Dumont that they erected a bust of him in front of their embassy in DC.
>>59811016
>putting some quotes proves that i am right!
>>59811016
>h-hey guise, our neighbor and his dog saw us fly this shit, c-cool amirite
>let me prove by flinging a "plane" out of a catapult
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discovery of vitaminB(stolen by german)
serum(stolen by german)
tv(american stopped our development and steal)
dry battery(stolen by anyone)
Umami and Ajinomoto(changed the world food culture completly)
rice boiler(changed the asian food culture completely)
the world fastest CPU(intel 4004)
raptop(toshiba)
anttena
hybrid car
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now you can see how our grateful country is special,ultrahuman,grorious,honorble,cool,good,good at sience,powerful,strong,superpower,huge influence
>>59811269
>>59811180
The truth hurts.
>The Wright brothers flights in 1903 are recognized by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), the standard setting and record-keeping body for aeronautics, as "the first sustained and controlled heavier-than-air powered flight".[1] By 1905, the Wright Flyer III was capable of fully controllable, stable flight for substantial periods. The Wright brothers credited Otto Lilienthal as a major inspiration for their decision to pursue manned flight.
>>59811740
Now you only need strong men to guide your contry.
>>59811909
Could they land the glider though?
Stay jelly fags
>>59810471
>Icarus is a myth
No shit anon
daily reminder
>>59816532
They didn't need the catapult to take off (and they had flights to prove it), it just made things easier. A short catapult vs a long take-off, the catapult had an advantage
>>59811116
That is called "having balls"
Reminder that creating the first airplane is not the same as the first controlled powered flight
>>59821344
It's a shame you couldn't have something called "having brains" and built your airplanes quicker.
