THIRTEENTH MEETING (WRIGHT BROTHERS)
First, they were a team. Both men worked congenially and cooperatively, read the same books, located and shared information, talked incessantly about the possibility of manned flight, and served as a consistent source of inspiration and encouragement to each other. Quite simply, two geniuses are better than one.
They had realized from their experiments that the most serious challenge in manned flight would be stabilizing and maneuvering the aircraft once it was airborne.
In addition, the Wright brothers had designed more effective wings for the airplane than had been previously engineered.
The data from these experiments allowed the Wright brothers to construct a superior wing for their aircraft.
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