Sunday, July 26, 2009

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de Havilland DH 106 Comet (60 years first flight)

On 27 July 1949 raised for the first time from a commercial jet-powered machine for a test flight. This aircraft was the British de Havilland DH 106 Comet, in this picture:



The aircraft was immediately in great demand and was the type name "Comet" is very popular, but was soon hit by strange accidents in which these aircraft were simply from the sky.

research reveals that both the square window as well as to hard metal alloys resulted in the external structure of the aircraft, the internal pressure could not withstand. The aircraft burst into the stratosphere.

Using the Comet 4 "have been fixed these problems. Softer and therefore more dynamic fixed alloys and the usual round window today to the problems. The Comet 4 was produced from 1958 to 1964, but could not beat the competition by Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8 and Caravelle Sud not keep the upper hand.

Source:
http://www.johnjohn.co.uk/compare-tigermothflights/photos/DH106_Comet_1.jpg

Friday, July 24, 2009

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75 years Nazi putsch against the Austro-fascist regime

On 25 July 1934 Austrian National Socialists tried the pro-Austro-fascist Italian government overthrow.

About 150 ssler urged the Federal Chancellery and killed Chancellor Dollfuss , which was severely wounded any medical assistance prohibited.

A second command occupied the radio station of Ravage, the signal to an Austria-wide Nazi uprising is not fulfilled.

The coup is defeated, new chancellor is Kurt Schuschnigg which continues upheld the May Constitution . Austria remained a fascist state, but it was from 1936 (Mutual Agreement between Hitler and Mussolini) and more isolated and eventually slithered into the disaster of March 1938.

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100 years crossing the English Channel 80 years

On 25 July 1909 was Louis Blériot flew over for the first time the English Channel from Calais to Dover with an airplane. The plane was a self-made monoplane named Blériot XI . The flight lasted 37 minutes, the average Altitude was 100 feet, and the prize won was 1000 British pounds (now about 100,000 €).

Here is a contemporary recording of aircraft: