Examples of using Flying machines in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Admiral byrd, the rumor was, found a rld of flying machines, and people, and… more advanced than us.
Heavier than air flying machines are impossible,' said the well-known scientist Lord Kelvin in 1895.
multi barreled cannons and flying machines- all these were researched by Leonardo Da Vinci already in the 15th Century.
However, references to ancient flying machines and cities are generally known from texts other than Sumerian legends.
By tethering flying machines, they can achieve high speeds and accelerations in very tight spaces.
(Applause) If flying machines are going to enter part of our daily lives,
in flying boats or, in the Vedic tradition, flying machines, etc.
Jules Verne wrote of flying machines, of radar, electronic communication,
Prepare to be dazzled by a dreamy, swirling array of flying machines as they dance like fireflies above the TED stage.
Those flying machines will just pick us off before we get anywhere near it.
as well as 19 magnificent flying machines, to tell the story of Southampton's aviation heritage.
Instead of seconds, things are happening in fractions of a second and you are fighting autonomous intelligent flying machines instead of a simple rocket or mortar.
vivid detail flying machines called.
Perhaps the most famous flying machines of ancient myths and legends are the Vimany of the Indian gods.
there are numerous descriptions of Vimanas or mythical flying machines.
In 1903, the Times declared that flying machines were a waste of time,
In 1895, British scientist Lord Kelvin declared,“Heavier than air flying machines are impossible.”.
Flying machines? No, you said it just now,
The Fire Nation was the first of the four nations to develop flying machines for military purposes; war balloons and airships.
And so, there is the idea they are not representing birds, but flying machines, or aircraft.