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Fame Slept Here

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Contests increasingly a top draw for innovators seeking challenge, recognition

In pursuit of a prestigious prize, people often push the boundaries of what is possible.. . The $10 million Ansari X Prize proved that to be true ...

http://www.boston.com/news/education/higher/articles/2009/11/02/contests_increasingly_a_top_draw_for_innovators_seeking_challenge_recognition/

Viewport: See the World

Font Share Email Print Digg e world. Their March 1999 voyage in the Breitling Orbiter 3 concluded an intense competition-there had been 21 attempts...

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Say Again?

Home from the war in Europe in 1945 and about to ship out to the Pacific, my father was having drinks with his mother and sister at the Brown Derby...

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In the Museum: Lindbergh for Sale

Stanley King started with buttons. An artist, musician, and founder of a lucrative fabric-design business in New York City, King has had the...

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We saw him land!

Among the 100,000 or so people crowding the airfield outside Paris when Charles Lindbergh completed the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight on...

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Miracle: A view of flight as it turns 100

INVENTIONS SELDOM RESEMBLE THE REFINED DEVICES that evolve from them. Robert Goddard's first rocket looked like a moonshiner's still. The first...

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Viewport: Engine Rooms

IN 1889, SMITHSONIAN SECRETARY Samuel P. Langley acquired for the National Collection a small one-horsepower steam engine built by aeronautical...

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My First Time

Test pilot, X-1, X-15, and other legendary aircraft. . It was 1927, and the pilot was Carl Lienesch. He worked for my father at the Union Oil...

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