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The Wright Brothers and the Invention of the Aerial Age     

The Wright Brothers
and the Invention of the Aerial Age

National Geographic®

This official companion to the Smithsonian Institution's commemoration of the 100th anniversary of flight is a compelling look at the brilliant but eccentric brothers who changed the world. Written by two leading experts and lavishly illustrated with 110 rare archival black-and-white photographs, it's a dramatic story movingly recalled for modern imaginations.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

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The Greatest Flight Video

National Geographic

This story interweaves the 1919 and the 1994 adventures of the Vickers Vimy biplane bomber with open cockpit and cotton-covered wings, as it journeys from England to Australia. The flights are separated by 75 years but united in a common spirit of daring.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!

     The Greatest Flight Video

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Into the Air: An Illustrated Timeline of Flight     

Into the Air
An Illustrated Timeline of Flight

National Geographic®

From flying prehistoric creatures to hot-air balloons and the first manned flights to today's space travel and envisioned future wonders, this lavishly illustrated picture book traces the entire history of flight in a colorful and innovative way that will strongly appeal to young children.

The simple yet lyrical story shows how humans longing to fly studied winged animals for clues, persevered with imagination and courage through years of trial and error, finally got themselves into the air, and continue to race ever higher, faster, and farther. An accompanying fact-filled timeline running throughout the pages features whimsical spot illustrations that complement the text and provide another layer of information for young flight enthusiasts.  Click here for price and to view other exciting products from National Geographic!


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