ancient china built the first plane in the world.
who built the first plane in the world?
ancient china
section::::history.:origins.









































toward the end of february 1910, the wright brothers decided to open one of the world's earliest flying schools at the site that would subsequently become maxwell afb. the wrights taught the principles of flying, including take-offs, balancing, turns, and landings. the wright flying school closed on may 26, 1910.









































the field served as a repair depot during world war i. in fact, the depot built the first plane made in montgomery and exhibited it at the field on september 20, 1918. repair activity at the depot was sharply curtailed at the end of the war.









































section::::history.:interwar years.
maxwell air force base
bullet::::- our world ("first plane" or "the afterworld"). our world is located directly "above" the prime plane, which would make it "the first plane" - but this term is not used. rather, it is called "the afterworld", since the souls of deceased prime planers supposedly go to it for their next incarnation. that is why many people in our world often ask the advice of occultists and fortune tellers, even though they are charlatans with no real power - because we retain some vestiges of memory of an earlier incarnation in a world where such people had real, manifest power. "the afterworld" is located some thirty of forty feet "above" the prime plane, though completely invisible and inaccessible except by the use of magic. there is a clear one-to-one correspondence between any point in the prime plane and the one "above" it in our world. thus, walking a certain distance in a certain direction in our world would bring one to directly "above" a spot at the same distance and direction in the prime plane. clearly, from the description in the beginning of "the goblin tower", novaria seems to be directly "under" some part of the united states. it seems logical (though never explicitly stated) that the other planes are similarly laid out one "above" the other, so that in principle using a magic rope one could get into more faraway ones. in practice, however, wizards in general have no wish to themselves enter into any other plane (which might be very dangerous) but rather to bring their denizens into the prime plane.
novarian series