Wright Again

Wilbur and Orville Wright

What Were The Wright Brothers Doing 100 Years Ago Today?
Find Out In Today's Journal Entry!

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START FROM THE BEGINNING
You can start from the very beginning when Wilbur and Orville are small boys. They become interested in flight through a toy helicopter. TODAY'S JOURNAL ENTRY
What were the Wright Brothers doing 100 years ago today? See today's history, science lesson, and hands-on activities for students and educators. NEW ENTRY - Jan. 1, 1904.

EDUCATIONAL CONTENT BY DATE
A list of all the Wright Again history and science journal entries that will appear on the site—from 1878 to 1903. LESSON PLANS
A library of fun science experiments to help students understand how the Wrights developed the first powered aircraft.

WIND TUNNEL TESTS
In 1901, the Wright Brothers conducted wind tunnel tests that helped them learn about lift. With NASA's help, we'll recreate some of those tests. Follow along! COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
We're using computers to analyze the Wrights' early wing designs and the 1903 Wright Flyer. What will we learn? Come see!

WRIGHT FLIGHT FESTIVAL
Take a virtual visit to The Franklin Institute Science Museum where the annual Wright Flight Festival takes place. SIGN OUR GUESTBOOK
Help us by signing the guestbook. You'll receive monthly updates and the latest news on the Wright Again project.

ABOUT WRIGHT AGAIN
An introduction to the Wright Again Project and information on how to use this website. HOW TO USE WRIGHT AGAIN
How to use the Wright Again curriculum, and where to find science experiments, history, and science content.

Wright Again is a collaboration between Cislunar Aerospace, Inc., The Franklin Institute And Science Museum, the National Business Aviation Association, NASA Ames Research Center Fluid Dynamics Branch, and the High Performance Computing, Education, and Research Center at the University of New Mexico.

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Last modified: Fri Sep 27 06:58:43 PDT 2002

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Photo of the Wright Brothers courtesy of the Library of Congress.

	START FROM THE BEGINNING You can start from the very beginning when Wilbur and Orville are small boys. They become interested in flight through a toy helicopter.				TODAY'S JOURNAL ENTRY What were the Wright Brothers doing 100 years ago today? See today's history, science lesson, and hands-on activities for students and educators. NEW ENTRY - Jan. 1, 1904.

	EDUCATIONAL CONTENT BY DATE A list of all the Wright Again history and science journal entries that will appear on the site—from 1878 to 1903.				LESSON PLANS A library of fun science experiments to help students understand how the Wrights developed the first powered aircraft.

	WIND TUNNEL TESTS In 1901, the Wright Brothers conducted wind tunnel tests that helped them learn about lift. With NASA's help, we'll recreate some of those tests. Follow along!				COMPUTER SIMULATIONS We're using computers to analyze the Wrights' early wing designs and the 1903 Wright Flyer. What will we learn? Come see!

	WRIGHT FLIGHT FESTIVAL Take a virtual visit to The Franklin Institute Science Museum where the annual Wright Flight Festival takes place.				SIGN OUR GUESTBOOK Help us by signing the guestbook. You'll receive monthly updates and the latest news on the Wright Again project.

	ABOUT WRIGHT AGAIN An introduction to the Wright Again Project and information on how to use this website.				HOW TO USE WRIGHT AGAIN How to use the Wright Again curriculum, and where to find science experiments, history, and science content.