What is the Early History of Powered Flight?

The earliest powered aircraft, there were two young people who had neither higher education nor money, only the passion and perseverance like fire.

The earliest powered aircraft

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The earliest powered aircraft, there were two young people who had neither higher education nor money, only the passion and perseverance like fire.

They were the Wright brothers, and began to study after obtaining information and literature from the Smithsonian Association in 1899. Over the next three years, they tested gliders with curled wing tips and active rudders, conducted three experiments, measured wind pressure and airflow, and recorded detailed data. The shape and structure of the wings and rudder have been repeatedly improved. With initial success.
On a gloomy winter day, the 275-kilometer "Flyer" made its first flight on the Hawke Dunes at the North Carolina base. The audience included Wilbur and only five people. The "Flighter" flew about 35 meters in the air and orbited by Orwell for 12 seconds. This is the first successful powered manned flight in world history.