The very best of luck to all who try
The very best of luck to all who try. By an amazing coincidence they both
recorded exactly the same time and on consecutive throws. The flight must take
place indoors. This record was established on July 28, 1996 at Cardington
Airship Hangars in Bedfordshire, England. Ken is one of the superstars of the
paper aircraft world today and keeps all of us, all over the World, working hard
to match his skills.
World Record, New Time Aloft.
Takuo Toda set a new rcord for longest origami aircraft flight at a competition in Hiroshima Prefecture in April of 2009.6 seconds was achieved by Ken Blackburn in the USA. 4. If you think thats large see the current World Record for the largest wingspan.90 inches (250 x 353 mm) and weighs no more than 5 ounces (150 grams). He is also very much a gentleman and has been surpassed once by Chris Edge and Andy Currey from England, only to smash the 20. The Guinness Book of Records allowed two World Record holders, because this record is about the times set at the same copper mylar event, so its similar to setting identical pole position times in formula one.
NASA Helps Pupils
NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) in the Langley Research Centre Hangar used ex-astronauts and engineers to help pupils from various schools in Hampton, Virginia, USA to develop, build and fly a record breaking large paper aircraft, with a wing span of 30ft 6in (9. 2. 3. In this article brings together the facts most outstanding made with Paper Plane. NOTE: it is not required that a Guinness representative be present. This was achieved by Chris Edge of British Aerospace Defense LTD, and Andy Currey from the Defense Evaluation Research Agency.
World Record Distance
The longest distance flown by a paper aircraft launched indoors, from the ground, is 193 feet (58. He folded his plane, measuring approximately 10cm in length, from a single sheet of paper.
World Record, Old UK Time Aloft
The longest UK (ex-World Record) duration of a flight by a paper aircraft, indoors, is 20. The stopwatch must start when you release the plane, and end when the plane touches anything (the floor, a wall, a chair). You must submit the following to file a record claim: Signed statements from two witnesses saying that they saw you set the record.For some time ago Paper Plane have been largely intensely used by large Aerospace Aircraft makers, for scientific and theory testing of aircraft behaviour. The distance flown is almost equal to the length of a Jumbo Jet, and much further than the first flight by one of the Wright brothers.6 seconds. 5.15m) on March 25, 1992.84 by 13. A newspaper clipping about the event.9 seconds. The plane must be made from a single sheet of paper that is no larger than 9. Typing or copier paper works great.9 seconds set by Chris and Andy with a world topping 27.9 seconds. Color photographs and a continuous video tape of the flight (you must have both).
Here are the rules for setting a Guinness world record for origami aircraft time aloft: 1.3 seconds, now the world rcord is 27. The previous record of 27. The plane must be thrown from level ground.
. You are allowed six attempts. It is OK to use some tape or glue.82m) This was achieved by Tony Fletch of Wisconsin, USA at the La Crosse Centre on May 21, 1985 and is a world record. This time is going to take some beating. His record flight topped Blackburn's by 0
World Record, New Time Aloft.
Takuo Toda set a new rcord for longest origami aircraft flight at a competition in Hiroshima Prefecture in April of 2009.6 seconds was achieved by Ken Blackburn in the USA. 4. If you think thats large see the current World Record for the largest wingspan.90 inches (250 x 353 mm) and weighs no more than 5 ounces (150 grams). He is also very much a gentleman and has been surpassed once by Chris Edge and Andy Currey from England, only to smash the 20. The Guinness Book of Records allowed two World Record holders, because this record is about the times set at the same copper mylar event, so its similar to setting identical pole position times in formula one.
NASA Helps Pupils
NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) in the Langley Research Centre Hangar used ex-astronauts and engineers to help pupils from various schools in Hampton, Virginia, USA to develop, build and fly a record breaking large paper aircraft, with a wing span of 30ft 6in (9. 2. 3. In this article brings together the facts most outstanding made with Paper Plane. NOTE: it is not required that a Guinness representative be present. This was achieved by Chris Edge of British Aerospace Defense LTD, and Andy Currey from the Defense Evaluation Research Agency.
World Record Distance
The longest distance flown by a paper aircraft launched indoors, from the ground, is 193 feet (58. He folded his plane, measuring approximately 10cm in length, from a single sheet of paper.
World Record, Old UK Time Aloft
The longest UK (ex-World Record) duration of a flight by a paper aircraft, indoors, is 20. The stopwatch must start when you release the plane, and end when the plane touches anything (the floor, a wall, a chair). You must submit the following to file a record claim: Signed statements from two witnesses saying that they saw you set the record.For some time ago Paper Plane have been largely intensely used by large Aerospace Aircraft makers, for scientific and theory testing of aircraft behaviour. The distance flown is almost equal to the length of a Jumbo Jet, and much further than the first flight by one of the Wright brothers.6 seconds. 5.15m) on March 25, 1992.84 by 13. A newspaper clipping about the event.9 seconds. The plane must be made from a single sheet of paper that is no larger than 9. Typing or copier paper works great.9 seconds set by Chris and Andy with a world topping 27.9 seconds. Color photographs and a continuous video tape of the flight (you must have both).
Here are the rules for setting a Guinness world record for origami aircraft time aloft: 1.3 seconds, now the world rcord is 27. The previous record of 27. The plane must be thrown from level ground.
. You are allowed six attempts. It is OK to use some tape or glue.82m) This was achieved by Tony Fletch of Wisconsin, USA at the La Crosse Centre on May 21, 1985 and is a world record. This time is going to take some beating. His record flight topped Blackburn's by 0
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