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Royal Vauxhall balloon

Royal Vauxhall balloon, historical artwork. This balloon was launched from London in 1836, piloted by British balloonist Charles Green, and carrying two passengers. It travelled 770 kilometres in 18 hours to Weilberg, near Frankfurt in Germany. Published in A system of aeronautics, comprehending its earliest investigations, and modern practice and art, Philadephia, 1850

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1850 19th Aeronaut Ballooning Balloonist Charles Drawing Flight History Of Science Image Nineteenth Century Pilot Transport Transportation Mono Chrome


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This historical artwork captures the awe-inspiring moment of the Royal Vauxhall balloon's flight in 1836. The mono chrome illustration, published in A system of aeronautics in Philadelphia, 1850, showcases British balloonist Charles Green piloting the magnificent hot air balloon alongside two adventurous passengers. In this remarkable image, we witness the pioneering spirit and technological advancements of the 19th century. The Royal Vauxhall balloon embarked on an extraordinary journey from London to Weilberg, near Frankfurt in Germany, covering an astonishing distance of 770 kilometers within a mere 18 hours. This daring feat marked a significant milestone in transportation history and solidified Green's reputation as a skilled aeronaut. The intricately detailed drawing not only highlights the grandeur of the majestic hot air balloon but also provides us with a glimpse into the past—a testament to human curiosity and ingenuity. It serves as a reminder that even centuries ago, individuals like Charles Green were pushing boundaries and exploring new frontiers. As we admire this piece of artistry and delve into its historical significance, let us appreciate how it encapsulates both scientific progress and artistic expression. Through this print from Science Photo Library, we are transported back to an era where balloons symbolized freedom, adventure, and limitless possibilities for mankind's exploration of our world above the clouds.

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