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"800-POUND PAPER PLANE TEST: Desert Eagle flight trial a 6-second success"

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The Pima Air and Space Museum (located in Tucson, Arizona) decided to try to fly, "...the largest paper airplane ever built." (azstarnet.com) More...

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unclebigpete
Peter Douglas 1
Falling 4000 ft in 6 seconds is not really a 'success' is it?
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DMenscha
Bill Schmiett 1
LOL My thinking exactly. Reminded me of the Monty Python sketch where the bird "Plummeted" :)
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