Der Traum vom Fliegen

EPISODE · Sep 26, 2024 · 59 MIN

Der Traum vom Fliegen

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Sie klebten sich Federn an Arme und Beine und stürzten sich todesmutig von Türmen und Hügeln. Sie bauten Segel aus Leinen und Seide und banden sich die künstlichen Flügel um den Bauch – wie viele Flugpioniere vor dem Beginn der modernen Luftfahrt auf diese Weise ums Leben kamen, ist nicht überliefert. Fliegen zu können wie ein Vogel, war ein jahrhundertealter Menschheitstraum. Doch es dauerte bis 1903, dass zum ersten Mal ein Motorflugzeug vom Erdboden abheben konnte. Von da an war die Entwicklung der Luftfahrt nicht mehr aufzuhalten. Spätestens nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg und der Erfindung des Düsenjets wurde das Flugzeug zum wichtigsten Verkehrsmittel – zumindest über lange Strecken. Ein Podcast über die kreativen Pioniere und Pionierinnen der Luftfahrt, über die ersten Flugbegleiterinnen, den ersten Solarflug um die Welt und die Frage: Stimmt es, dass das Flugzeug der 1937 verschollenen US-amerikanischen Ausnahmefliegerin Amelia Earhart im Januar 2024 im Südpazifik gefunden wurde?

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