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Old 18th Oct 2005, 13:11
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Nature Wins Again (Not Helis but interesting)

Looks like nature had a handle on STOL long before we did...

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Link misplaced. Maybe it is lost
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No sure what the problem is, it still worked for me if it is not working here is the text version...

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8133

If you want the breif on what it is about before you click, basically an article on prehistoric flying reptiles and how they most like had deployable '*spats' on the leading edge of their wings.

* Not sure if that is the correct term, extensions on the leading edge in any case.)
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