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The modern concept of using propelled rockets to fly was originally an idea of an Ottoman inventor who tried to create an early modern jetpack to meet Jesus (PBUH) in heaven

The likes of DaVinci and other European scientists before merely came with the concept of manual turbines or gliders, using fuel to propel flight is an Ottoman creation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lag%C3%A2ri_Hasan_%C3%87elebi
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>>18772496
Yeah the middle East used to be a hub for intellectualism and progress. Until conservative retards took over and set it back to the stone age.
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>>18772496
>flight was invented because a muslim made a waterborn cannonball
i kneel
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>>18772496
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wan_Hu
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>>18772496
>flight was invented by an Ottoman Muslim
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I dont think wood is good material for a rocket with gunpowder



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