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Articles

This category is the index of the Learn More articles that the atlas's entities carry. They are longer prose than an entity page itself, and they are drafted only when article authoring is active, as a dedicated end of phase pass rather than continuously. Most articles here are still pending review. The category is not a subject in its own right, and it excludes the entities the articles are about, which live under their own types.

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The pilot of the 1934 stratosphere flight

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The Pioneer and the contested claim to America's first car

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The president who could not retire the Model T: Edsel Ford and the road to the Model A

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The private project behind Volvo

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The race to Promontory: how Union Pacific built the eastern half of the first transcontinental railroad

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The racing brother behind the Duesenberg name

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The Red Rose flight and a pioneering aviator's career

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The road trip that ended aboard the Titanic

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The safety lamp dispute

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The small V6 that tax rules encouraged

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The South Atlantic flight of 1922: a ditching, a rescue and two navigation instruments

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The transatlantic flight Amelia Earhart did not fly

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The Tu-244: a supersonic airliner that stayed on paper

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The two record runs of Spirit of Australia and the boats that followed

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The USAC rule gap behind the Mercedes-Benz 500I

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The variable-incidence wing of the Supermarine Type 322

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The V-BAT at sea: first deliveries, a hazard and a redesign

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The Y1B-20 and the speed that was never flown

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Thirty years between two helicopters: Igor Sikorsky

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Three designs for one flying wing bomber

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Three engines, each set against the one it replaced

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Three Ferrari V8 designs, and the 2006 rule that brought the layout back

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Three prototypes, several styling models and a V10 that outlived the P140

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Toyota H8909: a bigger engine as the electric share shrank

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Tracing the Wan Hu legend back to its first tellers

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Two aero club prizes and the question of who flew first

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Two Bugatti V12s: a turbocharged sports car engine and a naturally aspirated luxury one

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Two companies, one name: how August Horch became Audi

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Two days of drawings: Karl Probst and the Bantam jeep prototype

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Two engines, one shaft: the Kawasaki Ki-64 experiment

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Two locomotives under one class number: the E.402A and E.402B

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Two Packard companies and a hometown legacy

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Two rulebooks and a trainer: how regulation shaped the Sierra

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Two sizes and one pushrod design behind the High Value V6

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Two submarines that sank and what Wilhelm Bauer learned from them

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Two tunings of the M196: the 2.5 litre R and the 3.0 litre S

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Two VR8 engines on one crankshaft: how the Bugatti W16 is put together

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What David Bushnell built after Turtle failed

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What David Dunbar Buick built, and what he lost

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What makes a street complete, and who pushes back

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What Sophie Blanchard was actually first at

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What the Air Force charged and what the press reported in the Kelly Flinn case

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What the Ford FR9 specification list shows about a NASCAR V8

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What the Ford Model A engine asked of its driver

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What the Skyrocket taught designers about pitch-up

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What the three numbers in the Mercedes 15/70/100 PS name meant

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Where the MacPherson strut came from, and who used it first

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Who built Ford's assembly line, and why Sorensen's title is disputed

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Who was first among early Indian women pilots

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Why 75 degrees: how the JNC1 V6 is shaped around the NSX handling

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