58 reactions | Leonardo da Vinci’s flying machines were 400 years ahead of their times. Centuries before the Wright brothers, he sketched ornithopters, gliders, a helicopter-like aerial screw, and even parachutes! Human muscles couldn’t make them fly, but his imagination knew no bounds. #history #leonardodavinci #innovation #weirdhistory | Weird History Facts & Vintage Photography | Facebook

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