Chapts 17-18 Flashcards

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Born in France, 2 of 16 siblings. Their father was a paper manufacturer.

A

The Montgolfier brothers

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2
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who were the first people to look into balloon travel?

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The Montgolfier brothers

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when and where did the first unmanned hot air balloon take off?

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In France June 5, 1783

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4
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Who held a demonstration of their new balloon, made of silk that was painted sky blue, and decorated with golden designs.

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The Montgolfier brothers

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5
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This time the balloon carried some brave riders. Any guesses as to who rode first?

A

A sheep, a duck, and a rooster.

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When and where did the first manned balloon take off?

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October or November 1783 Paris

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7
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Who rode in the first manned hot air balloon flight?

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Pilatre de Rozier and Marquis d’Arlandes.

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8
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Who Began to look into the science of this brand new way of traveling? He understood the fundamentals of it – that hot air was creating the lift, and he knew that to keep it aloft it had to be continually heated. also knew about hydrogen.

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Jacques Charles

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9
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Who created a new type of fabric? It was silk coated with rubber, that could keep hydrogen gas inside. It was light and strong.

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Jacques Charles

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10
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Who was a French chemist and physicist that inherited a balloon from Napoleon’s army? He used it to study the atmosphere, taking with him different scientific. instruments.

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Joseph Gay-Lussac

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11
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Who wrote a book about the flight of birds and surmised that it could be possible for humans to fly as well?

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Leonardo da Vinci

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12
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Who began by intently studying bird flight, writing a book called “Bird Flight as the Basis of the Flying Art.” He learned that the heavier birds, such as storks, used the wind to take off.

A

Otto Lilienthal

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13
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What were Otto’s last words to his brother?

A

“Sacrifices must be made.”

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14
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Who was the scientist in charge of the Smithsonian The institution, which is a combination of a museum, library and scientific laboratory, similar to the library in Alexandria?

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Dr. Samuel P. Langley

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15
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Who spent 6 years and more than $100,000 coming up with 3 different flying machines?.

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Dr. Samuel P. Langley

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16
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Who had their own shop in Dayton, Ohio, where they sold and repaired bicycles, ones they had designed and made? They were also known for their bikes.

A

The Wright brothers