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Erlebe die Pionierzeit der Luftfahrt mit Clément Ader und seinem Flugapparat Éole III, der den Weg für die moderne Flugtechnologie ebnete. #ClémentAder #Flu...
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This flight leads some to consider Eole as the first-ever aeroplane. However, others don’t share this view, arguing that the machine, despite carrying a man and having risen above the ground with its own power (steam), didn’t provide any means for the pilot to control the direction of the flight. Whatever the opinion one may have, one cannot deny t...
Developed between 1882 and 1889, Eole was named after the Greek God of the Winds, Aeolus. Like a giant bat, it had two wings of 14 meters each that could be articulated by a wooden structure covered by silk. The pilot was situated at the back of the aircraft. Contrary to many early flying machines, Eole was not designed to flap its wings, but was p...
In the following years Ader developed and improved Eole Avion I by building Zéphyr and Aquilon. The three machines are called Avion from the Latin word avis (bird), which became the French word for airplane. Eole’s flight in 1890 drew the interest of the French army, which ordered a more powerful aircraft, thus leading to the construction of Zéphyr...
Ader in 1891 An engineer by education, Clément Ader (1841–1925) enjoyed a long and eventful life. Beside the heavier-than-air aircraft Avion, for which he is mainly known for, he made several (sometimes surprising) inventions in various fields. To name a few: he invented a telephonic distribution system called Théâtrophone, allowing subscribers to ...
Ader Éole. Clément Ader's Avion French patent 205155, 19 April 1890. The Ader Éole, also called Avion (French for aeroplane ), was an early steam -powered aircraft developed by Clément Ader in the 1890s and named after the Greco-Roman wind god Aeolus. [1]
- 9 October 1890
- Clément Ader
- Pioneer aircraft
- France
Oct 9, 2012 · As Clément Ader held on, his invention, the bat-winged Éole, raced forward. At the front, a huge four-bladed propeller spun furiously. Behind the prop, running with intense heat and precision, an alcohol-burning lightweight steam engine screamed — this was the key to his invention, an engine light enough and powerful enough to allow Éole ...
Chaîne officielle du projet de film "Clément Ader : Et s'il fallait réécrire l'histoire ?".Une part des bénéfices (vente de DVD) sera reversée à une associat...
Oct 7, 2015 · Ader shipped his airplane to a friend’s country estate and constructed a makeshift runway. On October 9, he climbed inside Éole and started the engine. It accelerated and succeeded in lifting off the ground for a few seconds but, as Ader recalled, “the end of the runway was very near and did not allow for more; I stopped the engine ...
