He had a drawing made of the helicopter , which was invented later.
There are no records of any creatures being involved in those experiments.
He designed both gliders and helicopters, but they were never successfully built during his lifetime.
He made a model of a helicopter.
Because Leonardo wanted to achieve flight.
The knowledge we have of these things is from Leonardo's sketchbooks. They are not diaries.
Leonardo DaVinci never invented the helicopter, but he did understand the concept. That is amazing because helicopters were so out of his era. He did invent the first hang glider by studying birds. That become the first source of flight.
Leonardo didn't draw planes. He designed a hand-glider and a parachute. His sketches date back to around 1485. The planes did not actually fly because Leonardo focused more on flapping instead of the physics of flight (Bernoulli's principle).
It is truly a matter of opinion. Leonardo had various designs for flying machines, but there isn't any concrete evidence that any of the machines ever flew, or for that matter built.
Because Leonardo wanted to achieve flight.
Leonardo Da Vinci drew detailed pictures of aircraft and fling machines. Many men designed and built such machines long before the Wrights, but none had a well publicised flight.
The knowledge we have of these things is from Leonardo's sketchbooks. They are not diaries.
Leonardo Divinci in the 1480s.
No, it was just a sketch.
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Leonardo DaVinci never invented the helicopter, but he did understand the concept. That is amazing because helicopters were so out of his era. He did invent the first hang glider by studying birds. That become the first source of flight.
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According to legend, it was Daedalus. However, your description sounds like Leonardo da Vinci. There's no evidence that he did experiments with flight, but he made detailed drawings of his ideas for flying machines.
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