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People have long dreamed of flying. Make wings like birds, insects, bats. How many different living creatures are carried in the air, but a person cannot!

Bold inventors tried to make wings for people. But no one could fly on such wings. The man did not have enough strength to lift himself into the air. At best, the inventors managed to land safely on the ground, gliding on their wings from a mountain or a high tower. This did not require force.

You must have made paper doves more than once. One of the simplest and at the same time well-flying is the "arrow". She needs a sheet of paper measuring 295x176 mm. Fold this sheet in half along the long side. All other dimensions and folding order are clear from the figure.

Dream of heaven

"Arrow" is good to start in the room, and even better from the balcony of a high house. Then she can fly far. And if it gets on the road into an upward flow of air, it can even rise up. It is a pity that there is no pilot on the "strelka". He would specifically look for ascending currents and circle in them, rising higher and higher with the air. This is how glider athletes fly on their light, non-motorized devices.

Author: Galpershtein L.Ya.

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