Aerial Reporter
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The Aerial Reporter was a serial publication in 1852 launched by editor and aeronautical author Rufus Porter who later went on to found Scientific American. Our information about it comes from the 5 Maryland Center for History and Culture.[1] The describe the first issue thus:
The first two pages of the first issue of Rufus Porter's semi-monthly newsletter "Aerial Reporter." The front page of the publication provides a progress report on "the construction of the aeroport, or flying ship," including a list of project receipts and expenditures. The second page includes "a brief description of the Aerial Steamer, or Aeroport, invented by Rufus Porter, Washington, D. C."
References
- ↑ Aerial Reporter, Volume 1, Number 1 at Maryland Center for History and Culture web site
| Original title | The Aerial Reporter; Aerial Reporter |
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| Simple title | Aerial Reporter |
| Authors | Rufus Porter |
| Date | 1852 |
| Countries | US |
| Languages | en |
| Keywords | aerostats |
| Journal | The Aerial Reporter |
| Related to aircraft? | 1 |
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