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Did you know there is an Indian name often mentioned in connection with early aviation—years before the Wright Brothers’ famous 1903 flight?

This video explores the mysterious and debated story of Shivkar Bapuji Talpade, an Indian scholar from Bombay who is claimed by some accounts to have experimented with a heavier-than-air flying machine in 1895.

📌 Important facts:

Shivkar Bapuji Talpade was a real historical figure.

Claims suggest he conducted aviation experiments inspired by ancient Indian texts.

However, no verified technical documentation, photographs, patents, or independent scientific records exist to confirm a controlled, powered, sustained flight.

Because of documented evidence, the Wright Brothers (1903) are officially recognized by historians as inventors of the first successful airplane.

This video does not claim Talpade invented the first airplane, but highlights how lack of documentation, colonial limitations, and loss of records can cause innovators to be forgotten by mainstream history.

History is not only about who dreamed first —
it is about who could prove it.

📚 Sources and references are listed below.

📚 ARTICLES & SOURCES (ENGLISH, CREDIBLE)

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Encyclopaedia Britannica
– “History of Flight”
– Credits Wright Brothers due to documented, repeatable, controlled flight

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
– Official records on early aviation
– Criteria for first airplane (powered, controlled, sustained)

Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Study
– Analysis of Vaimanika Shastra
– Concluded designs described are not aeronautically viable

The Hindu (Newspaper)
– Articles discussing Shivkar Bapuji Talpade as an aviation experimenter
– Notes lack of verifiable evidence

Royal Aeronautical Society (UK)
– No confirmed record of powered manned flight before 1903

HAL Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum (India)
– Indian aviation history exhibits and references