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Aeroplanes

By James Slough Zerbe

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the secrets of flight as this book unveils the science behind how aeroplanes work, teaching you about the forces, machines, and historical uses that make aviation possible.

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1998-09-01
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Summary

"Aeroplanes" by James Slough Zerbe is a book that explains the science behind flying machines, focusing to teach readers about aviation's underlying principles. The book looks at how aeroplanes are made, how they are controlled, and the differences between how machines fly versus how birds fly. It also explores the science of aerodynamics related to kites and gliders, including their use during wartime. It focuses on teaching the science and mechanics of flight instead of just showing pictures or telling stories about aviation. Zerbe introduces key ideas like power, gravity, lift, and drag, while looking at different types of machines. The goal is to spark the interest of young people and newcomers who want to understand the exciting world of aviation.

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