Tetrahedral kites make for a great DIY project. Originally developed by Alexander Graham Bell, these simple kites can be built out of straws, fishing line and paper. The weight to sail area coupled ...
I invented a telephoneAlexander Graham BellIn addition to the inventor, he was engaged in research activities as scientists, engineers and others. As his mother and wife were deaf "deaf" deaf, it is ...
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Alexander Graham Bell. Genius. Father of the telephone. Hardcore tetrahedral nut. Our friends at Oobject have assembled 12 of his best pyramid-shaped wonders. When you get through here, check out ...
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WORCESTER - Wednesday was Go Fly a Kite Day for Union Hill School students, who assembled and flew tetrahedral kites at Worcester Academy's Morse Field. The kite project was meant to be a fun way to ...
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