National Air and Space Museum: How Things Fly

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In essence this is explaining the theory of flight...well worth the read and trying it all out...I found it of great interest.

Reviewed by thewhizzer Jul 20, 03:09am ( 14 reviews ) • si.edu

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Reviewed by campog on Oct 03, 6:21pm

That plane seems to be missing its elevator, and would just pivot downwards and crash in real life. Other than that, good way to teach kids.
Rated by thewhizzer on Jul 20, 3:09am

In essence this is explaining the theory of flight...well worth the read and trying it all out...I found it of great interest.
Rated by macson on Jun 12, 2:12am

Excellen!!!
Rated by HermanStumble on May 16 2009, 6:43am

Great teaching on the basics of flight!
Reviewed by civver on May 15 2009, 2:25pm

Keeps one interested for 10-15 minutes. Not bad, but not enough to keep coming back. Also, I hate waiting for the exhibit to explain everything.
Rated by bamaG33K on May 13 2009, 5:38pm

a bit of a nuisance that you can only change one thing at a time (can't combine a swept wing, aluminum fuselage and jet engine) but pretty cool (Edited to add: OK, so you have to wait a bit between changes)
Rated by figuremeout on May 12 2009, 10:48pm

nice flight demonstration. a little bit of assembling as well.
Rated by TheNikko on May 12 2009, 2:46am

nice flight demonstration
Reviewed by objectconstant on May 12 2009, 1:51am

how do things fly? with catapults!

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