Afinal, quem inventou o avião?

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00:00Brazilian Alberto Santos Dumont made the first flight in history approved by the Federation

00:05International Aeronautics, article originally published on BBC News Brasil by Camila

00:10Veras Mota.

00:11On November 12, 1906, in front of a crowd in Paris, he crossed the field of

00:17Bagatelle aboard the 14 Bis, confirming that a heavier-than-air machine was indeed

00:23able to fly.

00:24By this time he was already celebrated as a pioneer of aviation in Europe.

00:28He used to cross Paris in a balloon, he had won a prize for having flown in an airship

00:33around the Eiffel Tower and printed on the cover of a newspaper.

00:36So it's only natural to say that he was the one who invented the airplane, right?

00:41It's not that simple.

00:42The controversy has lasted more than a century.

00:45Brazil considers Santos Dumont the father of aviation, while the United States defends and spreads it

00:50to the world, which the title is by the Americans Orwell and Wilbur Urai, the Urai brothers.

00:55Who is right?

00:57BBC News Brasil asked this question to eight aviation experts from four countries,

01:02who explained the arguments on both sides, and ended up taking the report in a direction

01:08unexpected.

01:27And there

01:32And there

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