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Aviation evolution/ Francis Nantha

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NANTHA Francis

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AVIATION EVOLUTION

In: Asian Defence Journal Vol.14, No.3, March 2007, pp. 6-9 (131)Summary: The recent spate of extreme accidents involving paragliders is a grim reminder of how perilous reaching into the skies. Sleek machines however mask the tremendous real dangers involved in manned flight that are still in play as immutable laws of nature are kept at bay with modern technological advances.

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The recent spate of extreme accidents involving paragliders is a grim reminder of how perilous reaching into the skies. Sleek machines however mask the tremendous real dangers involved in manned flight that are still in play as immutable laws of nature are kept at bay with modern technological advances.

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