Leonardo Dreams of Hid Flying Machine

Charles Allen Sylvester's poem "Leonardo Dreams Hidden Flying Machine" is a dramatic story full of hope and optimism, and audiences can enter into adventures of big unknowns. Leonardo is an agonist of this poem, he is "tortured" by flying and touching the sky. Finally, with sufficient planning and determination, Leonardo made a great deal of faith in his aircraft, and his dream of flight was completed. To fully encapsulate Leonardo's conquest of omnipotent paradise it is appropriate to set the text to be a complete orchestra with a SATB choir.

Leonardo was fascinated by the flight he spent most of his life, he did a lot of research including bird flight code (about 1505), and some flight machines like flutter and spiral machines Plan. Rotor Britain's TV channel 4 has asked the documentary film "Leonardo's Dream Machine" in 2003 to explain, create and test Leonardo's various designs such as parachutes and huge cymbals. Some designs proved to be successful, but other designs did not work well with actual tests.

Charles Allen Sylvester's poem "Leonardo Dreams Hidden Flying Machine" is a dramatic story full of hope and optimism, and audiences can enter into adventures of big unknowns. Leonardo is an agonist of this poem, he is "tortured" by flying and touching the sky. Finally, with sufficient planning and determination, Leonardo made a great deal of faith in his aircraft, and his dream of flight was completed. To fully encapsulate Leonardo's conquest of omnipotent paradise it is appropriate to set the text to be a complete orchestra with a SATB choir.

Leonardo da Vinci dreams of an aircraft and calls it a bird. In front of him, a man always watches the sky and enjoys animals with wings. Flight is our biggest dream. Wright brothers realized our dream in 1903. But we did not stop there. I am looking for more. We dominate the sky and see the moon. It took 66 years to get there. From the first aircraft made from wood and canvas and the basic rotor we forged the spaceship and used the fuel needed for a long distance travel of 384,000 kilometers across the Earth boundary. We have only had a lifetime to get there.

Leonardo de Vinci began drawing aircraft design drawings in the 15th century. At that time, human flight was not considered to be out of dream. Practicality played a role in Leonardo, but his idea is very similar to today's standards, that is, his paintings resemble those of modern aircraft. From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, the first large aircraft manufacturing race was held. Several different concepts have been tested, but we found that only one concept is functional and practical. On 17th December 1903 near Kitty Hawk in North Carolina State, brothers Wilber and Orville Wright brothers succeeded in the world 's first flight with power and control aircraft. Shortly thereafter, in 1909, the US military asked Wright brothers to build military aircraft (picture).