WikiSysopEn1 at 11:50, 4 February 2017

2017-02-04T11:50:38Z

WikiSysopEn1 at 11:42, 4 February 2017

2017-02-04T11:42:48Z

WikiSysopEn1: Created page with "{{Navbar1}} {| width=100% |valign="top"|
Sciences fiction or reality? We were not able to find absolute proof that this invention was able to fly...."

2017-01-25T02:58:44Z

Created page with "<noinclude>{{Navbar1}}</noinclude> {| width=100% |valign="top"| <div>Sciences fiction or reality? We were not able to find absolute proof that this invention was able to fly...."

New page

<noinclude>{{Navbar1}}</noinclude>

{| width=100%
|valign="top"| <div>Sciences fiction or reality? We were not able to find absolute proof that this invention was able to fly.
What is certain is that this experiment help him to build the "Universal Current" concept.</div>

__TOC__

|valign="top" align="left"|[[Image:A00010 AeroRadioBalistique.jpg|thumb|300px| The AeroBalistique (1914?) ]]
|}

=={{IdTag|IdAeroBalistique}}Did this machine really flied one day of September 1915 ? ==


{| cols=3 width="650px"
|valign="top" align="center" colspan=3 | ''''' In the Headlines of "Le Matin" November 15th, 1915'''''
|-
| colspan=3 width="650px" |[[Image:A00017 LeMatin15sep1915.jpg|650px|]]
|-
|valign="top" width="320px" |[[Image:A00018 LeMatin15sep1915.jpg|left|320px|]]
|{{Spacer}}
|valign="top" witdh="310px" |
<div width="310px" style="text-align: justify">
<center>'''Jules Verne In Action'''</center>
''Marseille'', 13 September.

'''From the special correspondent of “Matin”'''. Currently residing in our town an Italian Engineer has made an astounding discovery and that has resolved the problem of holding, absolutely immobile, a body in space.

Professor Louis Rota - that is his name - has invented an apparatus which triumphs over the law of gravitation and is able to hold immobile in the air at a height of five hundred, six hundred, indeed 1000 metres, a considerable weight.

It is possible to move this apparatus at a prodigious velocity in any direction and it may be stopped at any point all that, it is understood, without a mechanical motor of any sort, simply by using Hertzian waves.

The principle of this invention rests on the special partitioning of electrostatic and magnetic forces enabling forces of attraction and repulsion sufficient to maintain the apparatus suspended , immobile at a variable height of 400 to 1000 metres for many hours, forty or more.
If the wind speed is less than 14 Km/second, the apparatus remains at the same point. In the case that the wind is stronger, the apparatus can rise higher above the wind and remain immobile.

Experiments have already been made which have already given results. The other has been made at Marseille with an apparatus in the form of a cigar 4 metres long and 75 cm diameter weighing 95 kilos. It can lift 45 Kilos and remain 24 hours in the air. It moved 200 Kilometres from its point of departure, and could go from Marseille to Paris (653 kilometres in a direct line) in 3 hours and Paris to Turin (585 Kilometres) in two and a quarter hours.
</div>
|}

== See Also ==
{|
|[[Image:A00016 AeroRadioBalistique.jpg|300px|Louis Rota in front of his invention ]]
|valign="bottom"|Louis Rota in front of his invention
|}
Unfortunately, we did not find any document related to this event, just this undated picture.

== Rota’s note on the construction “The Aero Radio Ballistique Type C”==
{{:Production of an Aircraft Insensible to Gravity and Air Resistance}}

<noinclude>
[[fr:Aero Radio Balistique]]
</noinclude>

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 <noinclude>{{Navbar1}}</noinclude>
@@ Line 50: / Line 51: @@
 == Rota’s note on the construction “The Aero Radio Ballistique Type C”==
 {{:Production of an Aircraft Insensible to Gravity and Air Resistance}}

@@ Line 52: / Line 52: @@
 <noinclude>
-[[fr:Aero Radio Balistique]]
+[[fr:Aero_Radio_Balistique]]
 </noinclude>

Aero Radio Balistique - Revision history

WikiSysopEn1 at 11:50, 4 February 2017

WikiSysopEn1 at 11:42, 4 February 2017

WikiSysopEn1: Created page with "{{Navbar1}} {| width=100% |valign="top"| Sciences fiction or reality? We were not able to find absolute proof that this invention was able to fly...."

WikiSysopEn1: Created page with "{{Navbar1}} {| width=100% |valign="top"|
Sciences fiction or reality? We were not able to find absolute proof that this invention was able to fly...."