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National Geographic: Can We Fly?

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Investigate the evolution, engineering milestones, and speculative future of human aviation through the September 2011 issue of National Geographic: Can We Fly?, a fascinating deep-dive into aerospace journalism under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief Chris Johns. This issue delivers an authoritative, highly engaging, and scannable cover story exploring the age-old human obsession with personal flight. Through stunning photojournalism and expert field commentary, the feature essays assess the technological realities and regulatory bottlenecks of modern innovations like flying cars, jetpacks, and advanced bio-mimicry designs modeled after birds and insects. By utilizing a cross-disciplinary educational perspective that bridges mechanical engineering, physics, and historical anthropogeography, this volume serves as an exceptional resource for visual literacy, innovation research, and science enrichment in library collections.

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Series Title

National Geographic Magazine Series

Call Number

629.133 NAT c

Publisher

Washington, D.C., United State : National Geographic Society., 2011

Collation

156 p. ; ill. col. ; 25.5 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0027-9358

Classification

629

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Edition

September 2011 Vol. 220 No. 3

Subject(s)

Aerospace engineering
National Geographic Society
Aviation history
Personal flight
Jetpacks
Flying cars

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