File:Ezekielairship-scientificamerican-1901.jpg
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| Description | The Ezekiel Airship was profiled in the October 12, 1901 issue of Scientific American. here a photo is depicted of the prototype. The article describes some of the aircraft's specifications, such as its planned engine speed of 400 to 1,200 revolutions per minute, as well as an overview of Cannon's approach to heavier-than-air flight. |
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| Author | Scientific American |
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