My Grandfather was twelve years old when this was filmed. He learned how to fly right after WW1. He flew most everything the military had by the time he retired from the Air Force in 1951. He flew the proto type#1 of the P-26 Peashooter, he flew the first glider to ever fly in Hawaii. He lived to be 103 years old, 1896-1999. He wrote a book, 'From Jenny's to Jets, ' an amazing life. Flew B-17's and B-26'es during WW2. (Pelermo oil refinery bombing raids) Sharp as a tack at 103, he just didnt wake up one morning. God bless you Pop Pop.
My grandfather was born in 1906. It is amazing all the things that generation witnessed. He died accidentally at 93. From that side of the family we had five generations alive from 1949 to 1958. The oldest was born in 1858
@@doorguru168888 Hoy, thanks mate. He was incredible. So many wonderful memories. We are glad he wrote a book about his life in the Army Air Corp/Airforce. The things he did and saw. Thank you again and have a wonderful life my friend.
yeah, my grandfather was born in 1889. He saw it all, it was pretty amazing to think of all the changes that occurred in his lifetime. Radio, Telephone, TV, first flight, jet, rocket etc...
@killer rock guitar True, an amazing time to live. He would have passed away just as the internet and mobile phones were beginning to take off. Those 2 are equally, if not more profound in changing the fabric of society as any invention before them.
Say what you want about the internet, UA-cam or social media. That we are able to vies this historic footage over a century later is a honor and a miracle. It's not all bad. I admit, though, that in this age of technology I feel compelled to say thank you for not adding sound or colorizing but there you go. The biggest thanks, of course, is for posting this film. It made my day.
I love Orville and Wilber but, Charlie Taylor, their mechanic and machinist gets much credit too. He made the 12 hp motor mostly by hand, at the Wrights instruction of course. He was a very talented man and most never heard of him!
1909 was highlighted in the video! this event never existed between 1903-1905. Dumont made the first flight in 1906, photographed and filmed. The plane appears after the Dumont event.
Imagine being a spectator that day. You’d heard the stories from 6 yrs earlier, and had now confirmed with your own eyes that powered, and controlled-manned flight had finally been conquered. What a thrill it must have been! 😊
Imagine them imagining us watching their antics over a hundred years later on our smart phones. To those who missed the ending, it was obscured due to its graphic nature - they augured in from 3 feet.
You got me thinking on your comment bullpucky along with the smart phone comment made by another person. So If you were 10 years old in 1903 you could have seen the first flight to man landing on the moon. That's a lot to get to experience in the history of flight.
@@outdoorfuninthesun2393 That describes my grandfather - born in 1898. I was a big fan of aviation as a child and certainly the space program. I remember seeing Gemini launches on TV when I was kindergarten age. What a culture shock for him though, from horse and buggy to cars, radio, cinema, airplanes, TV, jet aircraft etc.
113 years ago, time flies truly. Everytime I see old movies and film footage it makes me think about everyone that's moved on. It's a weird feeling to have a big family and then find yourself alone. Thank you for sharing the video footage.
Some of the dust and junk on this film was added into the film to make it look older. I noticed some threads repeating so it was added dust and specs. I do like watching old films but we don't need to add in extra to make it look old.
This almost brought tears to my eyes to see this. The relentless effort by these brothers. They never gave up and risked everything. Truly incredible!!
This is happening all the time on UA-cam now- it's a disgrace. If they are intending to advertise the channel providing the video, then I'm afraid they have made a serious mistake because there is no point in watching movies withe the endings ruined.
Can anyone even imagine what it was like to actually be there at that moment and witnessing it first hand? Think about it. Just to be able to say, "I was there the moment the world changed forever."
Imagine actually being there in 1909 and running right up to a large crowd who is there watching the plane land for the first time and you stick a big advertisement sign right in their face so they cannot see the LANDING! Imagine their surprise!
Almost exactly 10 years later Alcock and Brown flew from Newfoundland to Ireland ( June 1919 ) Amazing development from the aircraft that Orville Wright flew that day ( July 1909 )
The first flight by Wright brothers was 1903, and only lasted a few seconds. This flight happened a few years later (1909), and was done to show the use of an airplane in the military. It was in 1911 that the first airplane was used--in World War 1. It's a little depressing that it took two decades for pilots thought to use airplanes for something more beneficial to mankind: crop dusting!
Excellent video. Run it at .75 speed and suddenly the footage looks much more real, rather than suffering from the more common the sped up vintage look. Very cool footage, amazing. Thanks for posting it.
The hand cranked cameras of the day averaged about 10 frames per second so that would be about the right amount to speed it up. You need at least 16 to 18 fps minimum for persistance of vision and to avoid flickering.
I had an uncle who lived to be 103 years of age. he was SIX when this took place That man could tell stories but stuf we only read about in history books Miss that man RIP uncle Verlin
Must have been hard to land when those boxes of suggested videos popped up out of nowhere just in time to ruin the landing. Orville and Wilbur were amazing pilots.
Imagine as clunky as this plane was, in just five years, planes would become reliable enough to take to the air and kill each other at will, now that's progress!
Not sure of the truth of this but the surviving Wright brother on seeing the use that airplanes were put to in War is reputed to have said "If we'd known we wouldn't have bothered."
I grew up less than a mile from where Wilbur Wright was born. Their house is now a museum, and has a model of the original plane, and a modern jet fighter for comparison. It's a very cool place to visit.
I cannot tell a lie. I liked the ad at the end so much I got out my credit card and called them immediately. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate the sales pitch. How did we ever live before in-your-face ads 😂
@tiluu no, it's a way to attract consumers attention to purchase their products. That is the purpose of an advertisement. Not all products are necessarily bad.
My Grandfather was born on August 23, 1909. He passed on October 14, 1991. I loved sitting down and listening to him tell me stories about growing up back then.
.. first flight ever : Charles Frederick Page, first helicopter ever : Paul Leo Ortego !!! The wright brothers, are, liars ! ( ECCLESIASTICUS ) 20 : 24.. "A LIE is a foul blot in a man, yet it is continually in the the mouth of the untaught." 25.. A thief is better than a man that is accustomed to lie : but they both shall have destruction to heritage...
Love the Wright Brothers. This film is great but it’s not the first flight. The first flight was done in Kitty Hawk, NC on December 17th, 1903. There were only pictures taken on this day. The flights in the film where taken in 1909 at Fort Myer Virginia for Army trials to see if military would purchase rights to the plane for military use. The more you learn about these guys the more interesting they become. Wilbur died in 1912 two weeks before the Titanic tragedy from eating tainted oysters. Orville died in 1947 seeing the beginnings of the jet age. God Bless them. Their story embodies the true American story of hard work, determination and problem solving to realize a dream which had fascinated humanity for thousands of years.
This must have been an incredible sight for everyone there. Just a few years earlier nobody believed it was possible to fly like this. Amazing work by the Wright brothers.
Not that great. When the title of the video said "Military Aircraft," I didn't see one 30mm ADEN Mk 4 mounted anywhere. Such a let down... thumbs down, unsubscribed...
Actually, if you take a look at the crowd, there didn't seem to be much interest. Right after take off, dozens of people can be seen walking away and not bothering to look at the flying airplane at all... 1909 was a full six years after the Wright brother's first flight, and a handful of people around the world had demonstrated their own flying inventions (Santos Dumont, Louis Bleriot, Henri Farman, etc.) so the concept of an airplane was no longer a novelty...
If you are on phone you can just exit full screen and have it to where you can see the comments and then just put your finger on the video and slightly scroll it down
@@WaybackRewind exactly that's the only reason I'm watching this I'm flipping through the comments I know that they're here they talked about the guy from Brazil and one from France
@@WaybackRewind and @skyedog24 Do a little research fellas... There were a lot of people trying to fly at the turn of the century. It is very likely that someone else did it first, but failed to document the feat. That the Wright brothers documented their efforts so thoroughly is a testament to this. Starting with their first trip to Kitty Hawk in 1900, they kept detailed journals, sent telegrams, had their father notify the newspapers, and of course, took hundreds of photographs (they were quite adept amateur photographers) Moral of the story: If you want to make it into the history books.... Document your work.
@@James-re6co true and also by 1909 the Wright flier was literally flying circles around other planes at the time. Other may have barely made it into the air earlier but their design was far superior. Langley's airplane is a joke compared to theirs.
They needed a taller tower and longer ramp but it got them airborne, they were definitely thinking many decades ahead of their time with the catapult launch.
I read a book about these brothers, but I didn't know that the flights were captured on film. People have long dreamed of flying, and the dream has come true.
It’s still pretty insane that a decent chunk of these people got to witness some of the first flights in an airplane and the first time man walked on the moon within their lifetimes.
My dad 1923-2018. First TV, handheld calculator, microwave, personal computer, autonomous drones, and the internet. We even have video of him driving my electric car, and playing a VR game with my son. Just amazing.
Unfortunately, most of them may not able to afford airfare at that time, just we couldn't afford flight to outer space average people like myself now 😀
Imagine if that were today “ um your going to have to apply for a permit to build that and we don’t think your qualified to operate it and where are all your hard hats and fire extinguishers “
"FIRST AVIATION RECORD OF THE WORLD". This is the first FAI record, signed by Ernest Archdeacon and IMMORTALIZED at a monument in Paris in Paris for Santos Dumont. The first record for the Wrights was made in 1908. In fact, For the wright There is only an eighth place among the pioneers of motorized flight.
@martin joseph Oh - the Krauts and Frogs placed those tri-corner reflectors on the moon's surface? If it weren't for the jealous foreign cunts on here saying otherwise I could have SWORN us Americans, did that.
That's what I was thinking too! Like how could they look down or walk away while humanity tool one big step forward? Were they critics or are we missing something big? What was going on in there minds? What would have impressed them if these did not? I feel like science people at that time just before the world wars were incredibly bright and wise with incredible knowledge ready for the next great technological revolution after the industrial revolution. I just feel all that went to waste after almost everything was obliterated in the wars. Society was set back by thousands of years.
@@frencusmcguire8547 huh? Wars are bad for many reasons but they do accelerate science and technology, radar, sonar, advanced flight, space rockets, computers, all came out of WW2 and WW1 did the preparations
These were the people that saw the plane fly many times before. They were likely crew or press. Like with the moon and shuttle launches it's less exciting each time
I had an old woman, in Dayton Ohio, tell me a story in the early 1990s. Her and another little girl ( early in 1903 ) were walking home from school, through the alley behind the Wright Brothers Bicycle Shop. Word was out that the Wright brothers were trying to build a flying machine. Like a couple of ornery kids, they put a milk crate under the back window of the bike shop and stood on it, shouting through the opening, " CRAZY MEN...CRAZY MEN ". She said her and her friend jumped down and ran off up the alley, laughing all the way home. She finished the story with a happy twinkle in her eye and a big smile, proud of herself.
@@scooters47 the troll must be talking about his mom grama wife And all the women in his family. Odley enough the trailer trash troll Doesn't have a middle east name ? I would have expected it from Over thier where they have a Few honner killings a week just to Keep the girls in line. I mean those Laddies are just so crazy. Trying To marry the man they love or wanting an education or having sex. Lols
I think it’s so interesting that the film industry was coming about at the same time that the airplane and the automobile were also coming about for the first time. It seems there was an explosion of ideas at the time and luckily we are able to see it. Awesome innovation on three levels at the same time!
Now we are enjoying what people sacrifice their lives for, I'll forever be grateful for God's wisdom for special people to make life easier for our generation, Respect!
Bon, j'ajoute une couche : il n'y a que 300 ans entre la découverte de la circulation sanguine dans des tuyaux dans le corps, et la première opération du coeur par le Prof. Barnard... Waouw !
Man never landed on the Moon. It was all staged to make the world believe they were walking on the Moon. It was proven the Van Allen Belt was too dangerous to penetrate without a high dose of deadly radiation. Remember, in 67-68 they sent Monkey through the Belt and on return the Monkeys were sick and perished. To this day and age you still thinks men walked on the Moon? Do you know who much fuel that Module would have needed to just blast off from the Moon on return to earth? Even the supposedly Chinese Moon landing have been done unmanned. You can sent a craft and land in the Moon, like the Mars landings, but you can't sent a man in flesh and bones. They have to find ways to break through the Belt first.
@@mickcarson8504 how do you think that radiation is contained? Just use a plate made out of platinum, tungsten or lead and its done so I dont understand your nonsense
These brothers were geniuses when you think of the era they were in! The onlookers would have been blown away! Just imagine what they would think if they were able to see the planes of today.
Flying machine: *is finally perfected after decades of trial & error, allowing humans to realise a dream they've had since antiquity: to touch the face of the sky. Humans: Hey, do you think we can turn this into a war machine?
@@grumpusmaximus9446 Dumbass yourself Grumpus. I have ad block. I never see any ads. The suggested video popups at the end that everyone is comlaining about are NOT removed by ad blockers. Now if you have an actual solution, then post it. Otherwise shut your overly repetitive trap.
The moment it took off it gave me goosebumps. I cant fathom the effort and determination of this people. Thankful to them without them how will we be able to go to different parts of the world in an easier and safer way.
Did you not know about the use of catapults to be able to take off? Anatole de france, historian, noted that the wright brothers in 1909 were still reliant on catapults!!! Dumont had since 1906 FIRST AVIATION RECORD OF THE WORLD, for him registered with the FAI in inscribed this title on a monument in Paris since 1910!!!!!
It's amazing to witness the birth of aviation. Actually the first successful flight was 1903. In just 5 short years the airplane was going to be used in aerial dogfights over the skies of Europe between the French, Germans and British. 60 years after this flight men were walking on the moon. Aviation made ASTOUNDING advancements in just one lifetime. A baby born in 1900 could've witnessed this flight as a boy and as a senior citizen witnessed the first man walking on the moon in 1969. Amazing!
Amazing boldness of two inventors' first success in aircraft technology. From an open kite like biplane to what we have today, this was a great start. Admiration and respect to the Wright brothers, the founding fathers of modern aviation. Thanks.
Greatest engineers of all time. Designed and built their own engines, first aluminum engine ever made. Invented propeller theory that we still use today. Invented incredible wind tunnel force measurement system.
My grandfather was 9 years old at the time of this flight. But when he was in basic training 1918 at Fort Sill, Oklahoma he took a tiny black and white picture and included it in his photo album of a biplane flying above. He wrote under the picture, "An airplane in the air." For a soldier boy from the hills of Vermont in 1918, that was something to write home about.
I find it amazing that some of the people would even take their eyes off the plane for a moment . Innovation like that is something we do not have anymore.
Back in Florida, a little more than a month ago, I finally witnessed something I really hope to see. A rocket launch! I saw it by accident while sitting in my rental car in a Publix Supermarket parking lot. I was amazed to see the rocket going upward with engines blazing, and leaving a corkscrew contrail etched in the sky. Then came the rumble from the engine like a gentle but irrepressible wave that washed over me. At this point I glanced around the parking area and noticed that the locals didn't even look up. Even the sound from the rocket didn't appear to register with anyone. It was old news to people who lived there. That's why nobody seems to be getting too excited about the Wright Brothers flight in this video.
Then...."If man were meant to fly, God would have given him wings." Today......"If man were meant to have a flying car, God would would have taken away all the roads, the lawyers n' built George Jetson houses "
Fun Fact: Wright military flyer speed 40mph in 1909 Fastest jet aircraft in world is the SR-71 Blackbird at 2,100 mph What a difference in a little over 100 yrs. Astonishing.
Humanity owes all its progress in aviation to these remarkable brothers! It would be no exaggeration to say this humble attempt paved way for all modern spacecrafts launched today to explore space! Humanity salutes these brothers! May they RIP!
@martin joseph you are correct. All before that flew were uncontrolled flights that ended In disaster badly hurt or dead. If you want to see how they flew and died go to your hobby shop And buy a children's plane glider Kit. Assemble. Climb up a 15 foot Ladder and throw it. Now watch it It crash and break up. The flight race was all about controlled flight. Take off fly and Land safely. The wright boys were The first !! Great Americans ! They WON !! The rest of the world Had 7 years to get it done and did not. nobody was interested or did Not believe them so they took it apart put it into storage. Finaly somone in France took a Chance. They shipped it thier Flew controlled flight in front Of thousands of people. The rest is history.....my friend.
My nan was a year old when this flight happened. First got on a plane in the 70s. She went from having hardly any cars on the road to aircraft flying in the sky to man walkingon the moon. What a life experience. Oh and she lived throught two world wars.
I think that the achievement of the Wright Brothers was the most stunning of the 20th Century. Two guys with high school educations built the world's first powered, controllable airplane in their workshop in Dayton, Ohio. A mechanic named Charlie Taylor made the engine out of lightweight aluminum. It's like a two-bowl, hash dream; yet, it was real. Look where we are 100 years later. Sir Richard Branson just boosted himself and a few employees 50 miles high & tomorrow, Jeff Bezos will rocket out into space.
O vôo do vídeo foi e de 1908 na França! Quem mudou o mundo foi Santos Dumont com o seu 14 bis em 1906 e seu modelo demoselle de 1907. Como os Wright mudaram o mundo se voaram só em 1908 com motor francês e ainda dependendo de catapulta?
Read "The War of the Worlds," by H. G. Wells, published in 1898. Spoiler: back then, the ability to fly was apparently seen as the pinnacle of technological achievement.
So proud to have been born in the state that helped so much to bring us light (Edison), flight (the Wright brothers), the first American in space (Glenn) and the first man on the moon (Armstrong), just to name a few of Ohio's favorite sons.
Jeremiah 17:5 New Living Translation 5 This is what the Lord says: “Cursed are those who put their trust in mere humans, who rely on human strength and turn their hearts away from the Lord.
To put it in perspective… most of you are seeing this on your phones / computers… 100 years later…. Or so. Who would have ever thought? Enjoyed very much. This was incredible and changed the world.
Could you imagine living your whole entire life and only ever seeing birds fly, yet you cruise up to see two quirky brothers trying to do just that, fly like the birds! 😱 🦅 ✈️
@@chipnormandy4537 Where did you hear that propaganda from? I would like to see any proof or evidence to your claim, never ever make a statement without backing it up with irrefutable evidence.
@@ZENMASTERME1 what's even more disappointing than the lies about Wilbur and Orville is the incredible lack of intelligence from the commentators here who parrot everything they've heard or read others say or written, without doing their own investigating. Hitler said the jews were horrible people and they must die, and all of Europe went along with it. It's the same scenario here: Someone wrote it or said it so it must be exactly as they said it is and no need to research for yourself. SMH. 😑
@@chipnormandy4537 First off the Wright brothers did it three years before Dumont, there was no big cover-up, because the amount of spectators, video footage archives, and paper articles of their historical flight that within 24 hours was written about in nearly every country around the world in 1903. I don’t know where you’re getting your information from, but I would sure like for you to present evidence to your claims. Alberto Santos-Dumont achieved the first officially observed powered European flight on October 23, 1906, in France. By flying nearly 200 feet in the “14-bis,” he won the Deutsch-Archdeacon Prize of 3,000 francs for surpassing 25 meters (about 80 feet). On November 12, 1906, he improved upon this performance by flying 722 feet in 21 seconds and won the Aero-Club de France prize of 1,500 francs for the first flight of at least 100 meters (240 feet). This flight fell three years and 150 feet short of what the Wright brothers accomplished in 1903 at Kitty Hawk.
I took my first flight when I was about 7 in the front seat of my Dads tiger moth and I took my last flight in the left seat on a 777 three days before my 65th birthday . I owe both my dad and the Wright brothers a great deal . Giants in a time of giants .
Imagine that, two men that had no university degrees, took no college classes, figured out the complex details to build a working airplane. And kids today believe you can't do anything "intelligent" unless you attend some college somewhere. Looks to me like humans were smarter without any college classes or professors in their lives.
Kudos to the Wright brothers. What never gets mentioned is that much of the theoretical principle of flight which the brothers studied were all worked out by an obscure British aristocrat in Yorkshire England. The sixth baronet of Brompton, Cayley was born in 1773. He actually built a glider which successfully flew a full fifty years before the Wright brothers.
@@_________. Sorry old boy, as a Class Rated Examiner, let me assure you that a glider most certainly is classified as an Aircraft. It is all enumerated under the Rules of the Air. Go look it up.
@@_________. Whatever you say. As a PS take a little time time to watch a bird in flight. There will be periods when if is not flapping its wings. It is gliding, but it is still flying. Open your eyes, open your mind.
@Roberto ximangobom this is third time you bring this up. What is your problem with 1903 to1907? Filming something was rare, not like today with everyone with a cellphone. Is there actual video of Thomas Edison's first light bulb illuminated inventing the light bulb? Do you believe of the Moon landing actually happened in 1969 or was it done on a sound stage in Hollywood? Have a little fate that did happen as recorded. Either that or invent a time machine but may sure you have video and creditable witnesses., if there is such a person.
Obrigado por aceitar os voos deles para 1908, este foi em julho o primeiro vôo mesmo foi maio de 1908, sem corrida e decolagem, não conseguiam fazer isto e foi só 337 metros, jogaram de cima de uma duna de areia e em 1907 haviam buscado a planta do 14 bis com Ferber em Paris e trouxeram dois motores de lá. Os voos de 1903-1905 nunca foi possível provar
My Grandfather was twelve years old when this was filmed. He learned how to fly right after WW1. He flew most everything the military had by the time he retired from the Air Force in 1951. He flew the proto type#1 of the P-26 Peashooter, he flew the first glider to ever fly in Hawaii. He lived to be 103 years old, 1896-1999. He wrote a book, 'From Jenny's to Jets, ' an amazing life. Flew B-17's and B-26'es during WW2. (Pelermo oil refinery bombing raids) Sharp as a tack at 103, he just didnt wake up one morning. God bless you Pop Pop.
Nice and wow!
My grandfather was born in 1906. It is amazing all the things that generation witnessed. He died accidentally at 93. From that side of the family we had five generations alive from 1949 to 1958. The oldest was born in 1858
Sounds like he had a life that was as good as it gets ! God bless Pop Pop! Hope you live that long (or longer) too James!
@@doorguru168888 Hoy, thanks mate. He was incredible. So many wonderful memories. We are glad he wrote a book about his life in the Army Air Corp/Airforce. The things he did and saw. Thank you again and have a wonderful life my friend.
Lived his life to the fullest . Great story rest in peace Pop .
Footage quality is much better than Modern day UFO videos
Exactly! Nice observation Aman Singh.
Don't Watch It they use film cameras 🎥 I’m pretty sure
The truth is out there 👽
Really
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imagine growing up with horses being the only means of transportation and seeing men walk on the moon in old age
yeah, my grandfather was born in 1889. He saw it all, it was pretty amazing to think of all the changes that occurred in his lifetime. Radio, Telephone, TV, first flight, jet, rocket etc...
True....
Thanks for putting those annoying cards at the end and blocking the footage!
@killer rock guitar True, an amazing time to live. He would have passed away just as the internet and mobile phones were beginning to take off. Those 2 are equally, if not more profound in changing the fabric of society as any invention before them.
@@spiritbreathlife7492 Same and even better will happen with us
Say what you want about the internet, UA-cam or social media. That we are able to vies this historic footage over a century later is a honor and a miracle. It's not all bad.
I admit, though, that in this age of technology I feel compelled to say thank you for not adding sound or colorizing but there you go. The biggest thanks, of course, is for posting this film. It made my day.
Goes further than what you just said because the tech back in 1909 was high tech then. Smart people had a way to film it all in 1909 to.
I love Orville and Wilber but, Charlie Taylor, their mechanic and machinist gets much credit too. He made the 12 hp motor mostly by hand, at the Wrights instruction of course. He was a very talented man and most never heard of him!
Engineers need heroes too
True.
Just like Elin Musk who never gives credit to his engineers for his supposedly incredible accomplishments
Thankyou...i never knew
1909 was highlighted in the video! this event never existed between 1903-1905. Dumont made the first flight in 1906, photographed and filmed. The plane appears after the Dumont event.
Imagine being a spectator that day. You’d heard the stories from 6 yrs earlier, and had now confirmed with your own eyes that powered, and controlled-manned flight had finally been conquered. What a thrill it must have been! 😊
And those final, low-level speed runs! That maniac must have been doing 50 miles per hour! Thumbs down for obscuring the landing with adverts.
Imagine them imagining us watching their antics over a hundred years later on our smart phones. To those who missed the ending, it was obscured due to its graphic nature - they augured in from 3 feet.
You got me thinking on your comment bullpucky along with the smart phone comment made by another person. So If you were 10 years old in 1903 you could have seen the first flight to man landing on the moon. That's a lot to get to experience in the history of flight.
@@outdoorfuninthesun2393 That describes my grandfather - born in 1898. I was a big fan of aviation as a child and certainly the space program. I remember seeing Gemini launches on TV when I was kindergarten age. What a culture shock for him though, from horse and buggy to cars, radio, cinema, airplanes, TV, jet aircraft etc.
Most of the spectators that are there aren't even watching. Many of them are walking away. Other have their heads down. Seems weird
It's easily overlooked how brilliant this was.
113 years ago, time flies truly. Everytime I see old movies and film footage it makes me think about everyone that's moved on. It's a weird feeling to have a big family and then find yourself alone.
Thank you for sharing the video footage.
Some of the dust and junk on this film was added into the film to make it look older. I noticed some threads repeating so it was added dust and specs. I do like watching old films but we don't need to add in extra to make it look old.
@@onegreenevrubbish.
If you believe that you believe anything. 😂
This almost brought tears to my eyes to see this. The relentless effort by these brothers. They never gave up and risked everything. Truly incredible!!
Feel exactly the same way friend..these gentlemen changed the " world" forever..
Kinda paid off for them after a fashion. They sold the company for what would be today's equivalent of 26 million dollars. Tidy sum in those days.
From Bicycle mechanics to aviation experts in just a few short years, no college or fancy degree necessary!
@@4vndd Those brothers sand casted that Ford-based engine block from aluminum? 1 engine, 2 propellers.
Fascinating to see how it slowly gains altitude with each circle. Really shows how much engine power and speed improved within 10 years (by WWI).
Great footage why did you have to ruin the ending I didn’t get to see the landing because of the advertisements😢
This is happening all the time on UA-cam now- it's a disgrace. If they are intending to advertise the channel providing the video, then I'm afraid they have made a serious mistake because there is no point in watching movies withe the endings ruined.
actually it ends before touchdown
One solution might be to add a few seconds of “dead air” at the end to accommodate any ads.
nice video, probably the only filming about that historic event, it also becomes evident that MCAS worked fine, no nose-diving tendency detected
The ads can be removed, just search Google or UA-cam.
Why do so many of these great films posted like this one have F*****G pops ups blocking the landing. Very very disappointing
Do a Google or UA-cam search about blocking pop ups
Do a UA-cam search for..
Jared Stevens
Block annoying new overlay at end of UA-cam videos.
*FUCKING
On the app there is no easy way to avoid these popups. On desktop you can use adblock or ublock
@@madwax4771 - I have adblock and they still pop up : (
I consider an honor to watch this video. Thank you very much for sharing it!!!
An honor? 🙄
Can anyone even imagine what it was like to actually be there at that moment and witnessing it first hand? Think about it. Just to be able to say, "I was there the moment the world changed forever."
What a maroon!
@@charlesemmons3676 what up french guy i heard you guys hate everything
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How did this moment change the world forever?
@@LucidDreamer54321 camera change everthing
Imagine actually being there in 1909 and running right up to a large crowd who is there watching the plane land for the first time and you stick a big advertisement sign right in their face so they cannot see the LANDING! Imagine their surprise!
Stop bitching and get a f'ing ad blocker.
@@thedave7760 ad blocked doesn't stop it for me
And just a few years later in WW1 they'd have real plane fights and the Red Baron.
@@thedave7760 He refers to the 3 cards at the end of the video blocking the part of the video that shows the landing unable to see the landing.
@@csp405 LOL,,,
My bad. It must have been late when I wrote that.
Sent chills down my spine! What an historic achievement!
35 years later and we had jets and rockets
Não vôo por meios próprios, Precisou de catapulta. Já o 14bis, De santos Dumont. Foi o primeiro que teve o vôo auto- propulsado da história.
@@nnatosilva1229 He was not before the Wright brothers. It has been debunked for years.
Irmaos Wright Tudo uma farça, santos Dumont fez o primeiro voo na frente de centenas de pessoas em Paris.
Amazing! Incredible! Watched it 10 times just now!......THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!!!
Almost exactly 10 years later Alcock and Brown flew from Newfoundland to Ireland ( June 1919 ) Amazing development from the aircraft that Orville Wright flew that day ( July 1909 )
1974 the sr71 flew across the Atlantic in under two hours at 3400mph
Santos Dumont First!!
The first flight by Wright brothers was 1903, and only lasted a few seconds. This flight happened a few years later (1909), and was done to show the use of an airplane in the military. It was in 1911 that the first airplane was used--in World War 1. It's a little depressing that it took two decades for pilots thought to use airplanes for something more beneficial to mankind: crop dusting!
@@jeremyfinch2835 WW1 began in 1914
Excellent video. Run it at .75 speed and suddenly the footage looks much more real, rather than suffering from the more common the sped up vintage look. Very cool footage, amazing. Thanks for posting it.
petcatznz
Cool tip. It does look more realistic.
The hand cranked cameras of the day averaged about 10 frames per second so that would be about the right amount to speed it up. You need at least 16 to 18 fps minimum for persistance of vision and to avoid flickering.
I had an uncle who lived to be 103 years of age. he was SIX when this took place That man could tell stories but stuf we only read about in history books Miss that man RIP uncle Verlin
RIP
rip
Rip
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Wow! I know he would have a lot of experience and history rip mister.
Wonderful. Thank goodness the film is left to speak for itself and no unwelcome commentary or music
Must have been hard to land when those boxes of suggested videos popped up out of nowhere just in time to ruin the landing. Orville and Wilbur were amazing pilots.
Imagine as clunky as this plane was, in just five years, planes would become reliable enough to take to the air and kill each other at will, now that's progress!
yup, man is sure the number one killing machine !😐
no that is promotion of technology, progress is other concept
Wow ancient drones. Must be alien technology.
Not sure of the truth of this but the surviving Wright brother on seeing the use that airplanes were put to in War is reputed to have said "If we'd known we wouldn't have bothered."
I don't know about "reliable". More WWI pilots and trainees died due to accident then by being shot down.
Why kill the last 10 seconds with adverts?
@Roberto ximangobom What about the bee-keeping journal? Are you saying that was lies?
Azure Horizon probably, an option could be to add 15 seconds blancscreen at the end.
@Roberto ximangobom did you what everyone is thinking right now?
Yes how bloody frustrating!. Would it kill them to let you see the film in its entirety. GREED!
@Roberto ximangobom I know. And the moon landing was a big hoax.
I grew up less than a mile from where Wilbur Wright was born. Their house is now a museum, and has a model of the original plane, and a modern jet fighter for comparison. It's a very cool place to visit.
Bragger Bragger 🙄🙄
It must've been amazing back then to see a machine leave the ground like that.
A bigger thrill was to land it and not crash.
Imagine being able to time travel, bring a modern day rc drone with. Blow everyone's mind!
@@markk3652 They would probably burn you as a witch. :P
Still it's an amazing sight
So amazing that as soon as it takes off everyone turns and walks the other way. It's like "Cool, humans can fly now, I'm off to catch the game..."
I cannot tell a lie. I liked the ad at the end so much I got out my credit card and called them immediately. Can’t tell you how much I appreciate the sales pitch. How did we ever live before in-your-face ads 😂
Lol
Lol
@tiluu no, it's a way to attract consumers attention to purchase their products. That is the purpose of an advertisement. Not all products are necessarily bad.
I am also a great fan of sarcasm..
I certainly hate ads. There are way too many. Its like a never ending brain cancer. 🙄
Why oh why obscure the landing like that? Do you think it makes people want to look at more of your videos?
I think UA-cam does that not the owner of the video
The ads can be removed, just search Google for UA-cam.
I still haven't found out how to remove those destructive blinders, so I download the videos and watch them off line.
At those days, this video was FULL HD
Guess us content creators need to keep that in mind and add some buffer of unimportant stuff at the end of our uploads!
My Grandfather was born on August 23, 1909. He passed on October 14, 1991. I loved sitting down and listening to him tell me stories about growing up back then.
Great men. They can never be forgotten. They made history.
.. first flight ever : Charles Frederick Page, first helicopter ever : Paul Leo Ortego !!! The wright brothers, are, liars ! ( ECCLESIASTICUS ) 20 : 24.. "A LIE is a foul blot in a man, yet it is continually in the the mouth of the untaught." 25.. A thief is better than a man that is accustomed to lie : but they both shall have destruction to heritage...
I didn’t even know that this footage existed today. Fabulous 👌😀
Love the Wright Brothers. This film is great but it’s not the first flight. The first flight was done in Kitty Hawk, NC on December 17th, 1903. There were only pictures taken on this day. The flights in the film where taken in 1909 at Fort Myer Virginia for Army trials to see if military would purchase rights to the plane for military use. The more you learn about these guys the more interesting they become. Wilbur died in 1912 two weeks before the Titanic tragedy from eating tainted oysters. Orville died in 1947 seeing the beginnings of the jet age. God Bless them. Their story embodies the true American story of hard work, determination and problem solving to realize a dream which had fascinated humanity for thousands of years.
This must have been an incredible sight for everyone there. Just a few years earlier nobody believed it was possible to fly like this. Amazing work by the Wright brothers.
Not that great. When the title of the video said "Military Aircraft," I didn't see one 30mm ADEN Mk 4 mounted anywhere. Such a let down... thumbs down, unsubscribed...
Instant transition from the cowboy days to the aerospace era.
Actually, if you take a look at the crowd, there didn't seem to be much interest. Right after take off, dozens of people can be seen walking away and not bothering to look at the flying airplane at all... 1909 was a full six years after the Wright brother's first flight, and a handful of people around the world had demonstrated their own flying inventions (Santos Dumont, Louis Bleriot, Henri Farman, etc.) so the concept of an airplane was no longer a novelty...
@@retrovideoquestNowadays they'd be looking at their cell phones😅
yeah if any of them even bothered to watch it? go rewatch it and see the "thrilled" spectators.
Thumbs down for the obstruction of landing view
Ban landings.
I waited 110 years to see the landing of one of the most important flight in history, and you cover it up with Ads, no thumbs up for you buddy. : (
If you are on phone you can just exit full screen and have it to where you can see the comments and then just put your finger on the video and slightly scroll it down
They way that craft slides through its turns is a thing of beauty. It’s hard to believe how far ahead these guys were from anyone else at the time.
And yet random people will still argue they weren't the first
@@WaybackRewind exactly that's the only reason I'm watching this I'm flipping through the comments I know that they're here they talked about the guy from Brazil and one from France
There was another French guy who had come up with the same concept, but the Wright Brothers were the ones to patent it and bring it to fruition.
@@WaybackRewind and @skyedog24 Do a little research fellas... There were a lot of people trying to fly at the turn of the century. It is very likely that someone else did it first, but failed to document the feat. That the Wright brothers documented their efforts so thoroughly is a testament to this. Starting with their first trip to Kitty Hawk in 1900, they kept detailed journals, sent telegrams, had their father notify the newspapers, and of course, took hundreds of photographs (they were quite adept amateur photographers)
Moral of the story: If you want to make it into the history books.... Document your work.
@@James-re6co true and also by 1909 the Wright flier was literally flying circles around other planes at the time. Other may have barely made it into the air earlier but their design was far superior. Langley's airplane is a joke compared to theirs.
Apparently they also invented catapult launches for Aircraft Carriers, but didnt realize it!!
I thought that too, when I saw the video.
Yha all they needed was a ship
That's what I was thinking good call
True!
They needed a taller tower and longer ramp but it got them airborne, they were definitely thinking many decades ahead of their time with the catapult launch.
I read a book about these brothers, but I didn't know that the flights were captured on film. People have long dreamed of flying, and the dream has come true.
yes just lucky that the camera had also been invented.
It’s still pretty insane that a decent chunk of these people got to witness some of the first flights in an airplane and the first time man walked on the moon within their lifetimes.
My dad 1923-2018. First TV, handheld calculator, microwave, personal computer, autonomous drones, and the internet. We even have video of him driving my electric car, and playing a VR game with my son. Just amazing.
They probably didn't realise how important it was and could never have known the civil aviation that would evolve from it.
@@MoMadNU what's his name ?
Unfortunately, most of them may not able to afford airfare at that time, just we couldn't afford flight to outer space average people like myself now 😀
We are truly lucky to see this on film, thank you.
Imagine if that were today “ um your going to have to apply for a permit to build that and we don’t think your qualified to operate it and where are all your hard hats and fire extinguishers “
I know right???????
@@victormpapuluu6497 oh no we need common safety oh nooooo
"FIRST AVIATION RECORD OF THE WORLD". This is the first FAI record, signed by Ernest Archdeacon and IMMORTALIZED at a monument in Paris in Paris for Santos Dumont. The first record for the Wrights was made in 1908. In fact, For the wright There is only an eighth place among the pioneers of motorized flight.
@@victormpapuluu6497 This is the true FAI record - For Santos Dumont, "FIRST AVIATION RECORD OF THE WORLD" in bagatelle, Paris. November 1906
Yeah. Heaven forbid we take the safety of the people involved into consideration. That would NEVER do.
Sixty years later-on the MOON!
@martin joseph Oh - the Krauts and Frogs placed those tri-corner reflectors on the moon's surface? If it weren't for the jealous foreign cunts on here saying otherwise I could have SWORN us Americans, did that.
The Wright brothers couldn't fly on the moon: The density altitude is too high.
and 60 years after that living and working in space we have come a long way since Kittyhawk now we are going to live on the moon.
@@geomodelrailroader actually companies into space exploration are looking at Mars
@@frankw3217 that too Moon possibly.
It amazes me how many people were looking down or walking away as this airplane took to the skies.
That's what I was thinking too! Like how could they look down or walk away while humanity tool one big step forward? Were they critics or are we missing something big? What was going on in there minds? What would have impressed them if these did not?
I feel like science people at that time just before the world wars were incredibly bright and wise with incredible knowledge ready for the next great technological revolution after the industrial revolution. I just feel all that went to waste after almost everything was obliterated in the wars. Society was set back by thousands of years.
Skeptism and the green eyed jealousy
@@frencusmcguire8547 huh? Wars are bad for many reasons but they do accelerate science and technology, radar, sonar, advanced flight, space rockets, computers, all came out of WW2 and WW1 did the preparations
These were the people that saw the plane fly many times before. They were likely crew or press. Like with the moon and shuttle launches it's less exciting each time
@@cgaccount3669 well, for what it’s worth, I still find flying exciting. That’s why I became a pilot. :)
I remember seeing the original first flight on film but have never seen this. This footage is a historical treasure. Good stuff!
How fantastic, early pioneering flight and filming in one event!
A wonderful time capsule.
Thanks for posting.
Hi there👋....... how're you feeling hope you're fine and staying safe??
I had an old woman, in Dayton Ohio, tell me a story in the early 1990s. Her and another little girl ( early in 1903 ) were walking home from school, through the alley behind the Wright Brothers Bicycle Shop. Word was out that the Wright brothers were trying to build a flying machine. Like a couple of ornery kids, they put a milk crate under the back window of the bike shop and stood on it, shouting through the opening, " CRAZY MEN...CRAZY MEN ". She said her and her friend jumped down and ran off up the alley, laughing all the way home. She finished the story with a happy twinkle in her eye and a big smile, proud of herself.
@Scott Fabian
You low life fucking piece of shit.
@@scooters47 the troll must be talking about his mom grama wife
And all the women in his family.
Odley enough the trailer trash troll
Doesn't have a middle east name ?
I would have expected it from
Over thier where they have a
Few honner killings a week just to
Keep the girls in line. I mean those
Laddies are just so crazy. Trying
To marry the man they love or wanting an education or having sex. Lols
I think it’s so interesting that the film industry was coming about at the same time that the airplane and the automobile were also coming about for the first time. It seems there was an explosion of ideas at the time and luckily we are able to see it. Awesome innovation on three levels at the same time!
thank you guys for letting me enjoy my vacations
Greatness lives in the minds who tirelessly pursue it.
Now we are enjoying what people sacrifice their lives for, I'll forever be grateful for God's wisdom for special people to make life easier for our generation, Respect!
Amazing to think, 60 years later, a man on the moon!
Bon, j'ajoute une couche : il n'y a que 300 ans entre la découverte de la circulation sanguine dans des tuyaux dans le corps, et la première opération du coeur par le Prof. Barnard... Waouw !
Man never landed on the Moon. It was all staged to make the world believe they were walking on the Moon. It was proven the Van Allen Belt was too dangerous to penetrate without a high dose of deadly radiation.
Remember, in 67-68 they sent Monkey through the Belt and on return the Monkeys were sick and perished. To this day and age you still thinks men walked on the Moon?
Do you know who much fuel that Module would have needed to just blast off from the Moon on return to earth?
Even the supposedly Chinese Moon landing have been done unmanned.
You can sent a craft and land in the Moon, like the Mars landings, but you can't sent a man in flesh and bones. They have to find ways to break through the Belt first.
@@mickcarson8504 how do you think that radiation is contained? Just use a plate made out of platinum, tungsten or lead and its done so I dont understand your nonsense
Thank you for obscuring the ending👍
Thank you for NOT adding artificial sound effects.
The Wright Brothers had the right stuff and left a great legacy.
Imagine if the worlds wars didn't obliterate countless wise lives! The world would have had colonies on the moon by the 1950s!
These brothers were geniuses when you think of the era they were in! The onlookers would have been blown away!
Just imagine what they would think if they were able to see the planes of today.
Flying machine: *is finally perfected after decades of trial & error, allowing humans to realise a dream they've had since antiquity: to touch the face of the sky.
Humans: Hey, do you think we can turn this into a war machine?
Yeah, lets kill people with it!!
Well said DeadMan....
yes..We must protect our republic.and against all that threaten out normal way of life.
sad
Right! Hey, let's kill some people!
My heros...I became an aircraft build and pilot BECAUSE I was inspired...like no other!!!
You know, if they flew the exact same plane today, it would still be a thrill.
Actually there is a reproduction in Springboro Ohio that does occasionally fly for special events.
And just as dangerous
@@Brookside975 I know, it's that replica that needed total modernization because it wouldn't leave the ground!!!
Stop putting advertising at the end of the video. No-one can see the landing for all the ads. you ruined your own video.
Dumbass, UA-cam does that.
The ads can be removed, just search Google or UA-cam it's all there.
@@grumpusmaximus9446 Dumbass yourself Grumpus. I have ad block. I never see any ads. The suggested video popups at the end that everyone is comlaining about are NOT removed by ad blockers. Now if you have an actual solution, then post it. Otherwise shut your overly repetitive trap.
Incredible! So low Tech but still flew. Giants of their time. How could Anyone give this a Thumbs Down? 🤨
thumbs down coz of the ads in the end
@@nat0106951 yeah thats right bro
It's the dumb asses that refuse to accept what the Wright brothers did because they would rather believe someone from their own country did it first.
i thumbs downed purely because of the suggested vids at the end ruining the landing
How cOuld Anyone noT knoW when To use cApital Letters?
Hopefully we never lose priceless artifacts like this of our history. This was an incredible watch for me for a few reasons I won’t bore you with.
The moment it took off it gave me goosebumps. I cant fathom the effort and determination of this people. Thankful to them without them how will we be able to go to different parts of the world in an easier and safer way.
Did you not know about the use of catapults to be able to take off? Anatole de france, historian, noted that the wright brothers in 1909 were still reliant on catapults!!! Dumont had since 1906 FIRST AVIATION RECORD OF THE WORLD, for him registered with the FAI in inscribed this title on a monument in Paris since 1910!!!!!
@@junioralkialvsky2959 is
And the last 30 seconds totally ruined by some "suggested" videos by youtube plastered all over the video.
I never actually read those adverts because I was totally pissed off
@@mikebowen1532 Me too. I just quit watching because I couldn''t see anything on the video.
*I love that there is no music in the video, and these brothers took the human being on next level.* ❤️❤️
Dumont had already invented the airplane in 1906!!
ME TOO!
Me too
It's amazing to witness the birth of aviation. Actually the first successful flight was 1903. In just 5 short years the airplane was going to be used in aerial dogfights over the skies of Europe between the French, Germans and British. 60 years after this flight men were walking on the moon. Aviation made ASTOUNDING advancements in just one lifetime. A baby born in 1900 could've witnessed this flight as a boy and as a senior citizen witnessed the first man walking on the moon in 1969. Amazing!
Only eleven decades ago. Think of the incredible advances in aviation since then!
@@latchkeyed959 The average lifespan of a combat pilot in 1916 was measured in weeks.
Je voudrais souligner qu'en 1909, également, la première école de pilotage d'avions au MONDE fut créée à PAU, en France.
Like the ornithopter?
Was this before the paper airplane?
Whatever, Lou!
Amazing boldness of two inventors' first success in aircraft technology. From an open kite like biplane to what we have today, this was a great start. Admiration and respect to the Wright brothers, the founding fathers of modern aviation. Thanks.
Thank you Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright for making flight possible...
And now going to the next level,anti gravity aircrafts
Thank you nature....the birds made flight possible thousands of years before this :-)
Yeah birds also have had wings.... Humans did not... until the Wright brothers figured out how for us to fly with the wings they created...
@@chattonlad9382 You mean 10's of millions of years.
This video was #1 on UA-cam trending back in 1909! I remember watching it the very first time. Now there is so many reuploads including this one
I was a small child watching this that day at the airfield...i still remember how everyone was so excited and couldnt believe how great this was:)
Greatest engineers of all time. Designed and built their own engines, first aluminum engine ever made. Invented propeller theory that we still use today. Invented incredible wind tunnel force measurement system.
lots of bird 🕊️ study arodynamics
Amazing, less than forty years later Chuck Yeager breaks the sound barrier.
Just 10 years after this a plane managed to cross the Atlantic ocean.
To think how rapidly technology advanced from 1900 to 2000
My grandfather was 9 years old at the time of this flight. But when he was in basic training 1918 at Fort Sill, Oklahoma he took a tiny black and
white picture and included it in his photo album of a biplane flying above. He wrote under the picture, "An airplane in the air." For a soldier boy
from the hills of Vermont in 1918, that was something to write home about.
I find it amazing that some of the people would even take their eyes off the plane for a moment . Innovation like that is something we do not have anymore.
Back in Florida, a little more than a month ago, I finally witnessed something I really hope to see. A rocket launch! I saw it by accident while sitting in my rental car in a Publix Supermarket parking lot. I was amazed to see the rocket going upward with engines blazing, and leaving a corkscrew contrail etched in the sky. Then came the rumble from the engine like a gentle but irrepressible wave that washed over me. At this point I glanced around the parking area and noticed that the locals didn't even look up. Even the sound from the rocket didn't appear to register with anyone. It was old news to people who lived there. That's why nobody seems to be getting too excited about the Wright Brothers flight in this video.
Sure would like to see the landing😊👍🏻
me too. its almost as if there was a way to not put ads for more videos obscuring such a magnificent act of human achievment.
What landing? I didn’t see no stinking landing.
Then...."If man were meant to fly, God would have given him wings." Today......"If man were meant to have a flying car, God would would have taken away all the roads, the lawyers n' built George Jetson houses "
Now that wasn't falling with style. That was flying with style... Well done you guys.......
Fun Fact: Wright military flyer speed 40mph in 1909
Fastest jet aircraft in world is the SR-71 Blackbird at 2,100 mph
What a difference in a little over 100 yrs. Astonishing.
50 years....1959...
Humanity owes all its progress in aviation to these remarkable brothers!
It would be no exaggeration to say this humble attempt paved way for all modern spacecrafts launched today to explore space!
Humanity salutes these brothers!
May they RIP!
Not really. Most breakthrough stages were achieved by the British.
These technologies were stolen / copied from ancient indian texts and inventions
Amazing footage. The next time someone asks you for an example of American Exceptionalism, send them a link to this video.
Nunya Business How about Santos Dumont? (1903).
And then a link to Frank Whittle.
@@rageagainstthenumpty4608 and George Caley and many others.
Good for Santos.... the Wright brothers flew in 1901....
@martin joseph you are correct.
All before that flew were uncontrolled flights that ended
In disaster badly hurt or dead.
If you want to see how they flew and died go to your hobby shop
And buy a children's plane glider
Kit. Assemble. Climb up a 15 foot
Ladder and throw it. Now watch it
It crash and break up.
The flight race was all about controlled flight. Take off fly and
Land safely. The wright boys were
The first !! Great Americans !
They WON !! The rest of the world
Had 7 years to get it done and did not. nobody was interested or did
Not believe them so they took it apart put it into storage.
Finaly somone in France took a
Chance. They shipped it thier
Flew controlled flight in front
Of thousands of people.
The rest is history.....my friend.
My nan was a year old when this flight happened. First got on a plane in the 70s. She went from having hardly any cars on the road to aircraft flying in the sky to man walkingon the moon. What a life experience. Oh and she lived throught two world wars.
I think that the achievement of the Wright Brothers was the most stunning of the 20th Century. Two guys with high school educations built the world's first powered, controllable airplane in their workshop in Dayton, Ohio. A mechanic named Charlie Taylor made the engine out of lightweight aluminum. It's like a two-bowl, hash dream; yet, it was real. Look where we are 100 years later. Sir Richard Branson just boosted himself and a few employees 50 miles high & tomorrow, Jeff Bezos will rocket out into space.
O vôo do vídeo foi e de 1908 na França! Quem mudou o mundo foi Santos Dumont com o seu 14 bis em 1906 e seu modelo demoselle de 1907. Como os Wright mudaram o mundo se voaram só em 1908 com motor francês e ainda dependendo de catapulta?
Read "The War of the Worlds," by H. G. Wells, published in 1898. Spoiler: back then, the ability to fly was apparently seen as the pinnacle of technological achievement.
@@gghhhfghghThe Wright Brothers first flew in 1903.
So proud to have been born in the state that helped so much to bring us light (Edison), flight (the Wright brothers), the first American in space (Glenn) and the first man on the moon (Armstrong), just to name a few of Ohio's favorite sons.
Jeremiah 17:5 New Living Translation
5 This is what the Lord says:
“Cursed are those who put their trust in mere humans,
who rely on human strength and turn their hearts away from the Lord.
You make curses seem likeable.
Glenn was NOT the first American in space, it was Alan Shepard. Glenn was first American in orbit.
Noyce
Billyrocket62, you are right. My mistake.
They didn’t even put on a helmet, now that’s confident:)
To put it in perspective… most of you are seeing this on your phones / computers…
100 years later…. Or so. Who would have ever thought? Enjoyed very much. This was incredible and changed the world.
Imagine the joy the people have when it first went on air
The centennial did proof!! Wright brothers did fly never between 1903-1905!!
Was 1908!!! The brothers never PRESENTED planes between 1903-1907!!! Where is the plane before Dumont!!! please!!
@@gabrielopensador807 in the smithsonian
Imagine the adrenaline rush they had doing this back then. Remarkable
Man's dream achieved,
Flying like a bird ,proud of him
It has never been proven that this machine actually flew between 1903-1905!! Forget it, wright Bros lied a lot.
After thousands of year man finally learns to fly. It's been downhill ever since.....
Could you imagine living your whole entire life and only ever seeing birds fly, yet you cruise up to see two quirky brothers trying to do just that, fly like the birds! 😱
🦅 ✈️
Exceptvit was not them. It was Dumont from Brazil. Wright bros were busted as having lied about dates, events and flights a few years ago.
@@chipnormandy4537 Where did you hear that propaganda from? I would like to see any proof or evidence to your claim, never ever make a statement without backing it up with irrefutable evidence.
@@ZENMASTERME1 what's even more disappointing than the lies about Wilbur and Orville is the incredible lack of intelligence from the commentators here who parrot everything they've heard or read others say or written, without doing their own investigating. Hitler said the jews were horrible people and they must die, and all of Europe went along with it. It's the same scenario here: Someone wrote it or said it so it must be exactly as they said it is and no need to research for yourself. SMH.
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@@chipnormandy4537 First off the Wright brothers did it three years before Dumont, there was no big cover-up, because the amount of spectators, video footage archives, and paper articles of their historical flight that within 24 hours was written about in nearly every country around the world in 1903. I don’t know where you’re getting your information from, but I would sure like for you to present evidence to your claims.
Alberto Santos-Dumont achieved the first officially observed powered European flight on October 23, 1906, in France. By flying nearly 200 feet in the “14-bis,” he won the Deutsch-Archdeacon Prize of 3,000 francs for surpassing 25 meters (about 80 feet). On November 12, 1906, he improved upon this performance by flying 722 feet in 21 seconds and won the Aero-Club de France prize of 1,500 francs for the first flight of at least 100 meters (240 feet). This flight fell three years and 150 feet short of what the Wright brothers accomplished in 1903 at Kitty Hawk.
@@ZENMASTERME1 I'm not going to read your Dear John letter. Please attach citations to all of your claims.
It's like watching the modern rocket launches of today, when put into perspective of what they had available back then. Great historical footage!
The airplane had already been INVENTED in 1906 without catapult's dependence. Dumont was the inventor.
I took my first flight when I was about 7 in the front seat of my Dads tiger moth and I took my last flight in the left seat on a 777 three days before my 65th birthday . I owe both my dad and the Wright brothers a great deal . Giants in a time of giants .
The video is not about you so stop bragging 🙄
Imagine that, two men that had no university degrees, took no college classes, figured out the complex details to build a working airplane.
And kids today believe you can't do anything "intelligent" unless you attend some college somewhere.
Looks to me like humans were smarter without any college classes or professors in their lives.
Kudos to the Wright brothers. What never gets mentioned is that much of the theoretical principle of flight which the brothers studied were all worked out by an obscure British aristocrat in Yorkshire England. The sixth baronet of Brompton, Cayley was born in 1773. He actually built a glider which successfully flew a full fifty years before the Wright brothers.
A glider is not a plane. He did not fly, he glided.
@@_________. Sorry old boy, as a Class Rated Examiner, let me assure you that a glider most certainly is classified as an Aircraft. It is all enumerated under the Rules of the Air. Go look it up.
@@tomarmstrong1281 it does not matter what it’s classified as. Gliding is not flying.
@@_________. Whatever you say. As a PS take a little time time to watch a bird in flight. There will be periods when if is not flapping its wings. It is gliding, but it is still flying. Open your eyes, open your mind.
Everything is built on everything that came before it, be it simple or complex machines or just ideas
*Ohh my god, cameras were invented before the plane.* That's amazing
Incredible footage. 107 years ago.
109 now
@@Z3N1TY0 😂😇👍
109.4999 now
If one adjusts playback speed to 0.75 (see 'settings') it is much closer to actual speed.
@Roberto ximangobom this is third time you bring this up. What is your problem with 1903 to1907? Filming something was rare, not like today with everyone with a cellphone. Is there actual video of Thomas Edison's first light bulb illuminated inventing the light bulb? Do you believe of the Moon landing actually happened in 1969 or was it done on a sound stage in Hollywood? Have a little fate that did happen as recorded. Either that or invent a time machine but may sure you have video and creditable witnesses., if there is such a person.
That was quite a treat, thank you.
Who is watching in December - 2019
Oh go away you nuisance & think of something original or interesting to write!
Me
I am.
No one cares...
_DAMN.. I Shouldn't Have Given the Idea to Wright Brothers_
*I Must Destroy the Time Machine*
Imagine if they could see what the world has been able to achieve today
I was thinking about the same thing.
What’s to say they didn’t ,
Have you heard of Reincarnation
Obrigado por aceitar os voos deles para 1908, este foi em julho o primeiro vôo mesmo foi maio de 1908, sem corrida e decolagem, não conseguiam fazer isto e foi só 337 metros, jogaram de cima de uma duna de areia e em 1907 haviam buscado a planta do 14 bis com Ferber em Paris e trouxeram dois motores de lá. Os voos de 1903-1905 nunca foi possível provar
Thank you for the video . I really appreciate it.