Jules Verne's Clipper of the Clouds — On Verticality

Fiction has a way of reflecting and informing reality. Pictured above is an illustration from Jules Verne’s novel Robur the Conqueror , published in 1886. It shows a fictional flying machine called the Clipper of the Clouds, which was built by the novel’s titular character. Throughout the story, Ve

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Jules Verne's Clipper of the Clouds — On Verticality

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