Dr. Arnold Beisser’s Flying Without Wings

I decided to write a report on the book for autobiography. Dr. Arnold · Visor's "wingless flight" discusses how to fight against polio and how he has overcome many obstacles. He was born in 1925 and suffered from paralytic polio at the age of 24. Although our situation is very different, we found that we are actually quite similar. His insight into the lives of people with disabilities is accurate. Although autobiography is not economically focused, much of his ideas and lessons learned of life are directly related to economic goals and ultimately economic independence.

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On June 24, 1947, an experienced pilot, Kenneth Arnold, flew over Cascade Mountains and an incredibly bright flash of light shone on his plane. He quickly explained what he saw. "They did not fly like any other airplane I saw so far ... They fly like that ... It's like a speedboat on a speedboat or something like me. Kite's tail ... They danced, alternately tilted their wings, flashing a very bright bluish white from the surface "(Brookesmith, 44). Then when he was asked by Kenneth Arnold, a journalist from the Eastern Oregon newspaper, he mentioned about the flying objects he saw, "If you skip the water like a dish" (Brookesmith, 44) . From these words the word "flying saucer" appears. Arnold's goal has caused a new era when people see flying saucers and strange flying objects.

In addition to early newspaper frauds, there have been countless UFO reports for decades, some of which are particularly important. The first report of the UFO can be traced back to 1947. At that time I reported that the pilot named Kenneth Arnold was looking at nine objects like boomerang in the sky. He explained that his actions "If you jump over the water like a saucer," a coincident reporter misunderstood that the item itself seems to be a "flying saucer", this mistake is It was issued in decades. "UFO" report investigators believe Arnold has seen groups of cockroaches, misjudged their size, and believed that their big wings formed the shape of the "V" he mentioned There.