The world's first flight

The world's first flight.

The credit for the world's first flight in the world of science goes to the Wright brothers, which can be said to be the beginning of modern aircraft but! By no means did the Wright brothers make the first attempt to fly in the world.
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The first attempt to fly in the world was made by a man named Armin Firman in Cordoba in the year 822 AD, during the reign of Abd al-Rahman II. Although successful, there were minor injuries from the fall and the matter was settled.
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But  Abbas Ibn Firnas, a Muslim scientist and scholar, was also among those who watched the spectacle. ۔

His greatest achievement was the first human flight in history. He spent hours watching the birds fly and wanted to fly like them. He studied the aerodynamics of birds for many years and one day declared that man could fly like a bird. When his critics ridiculed him, he announced that he would put his theory into practice.

The first successful flight

He made two of the birds according to their weight and overlaid their frames with silk. Then, two miles northwest of Cordoba, he climbed a hill above the palace of Amir Abd al-Rahman al-Dakhil, and stood on a rock in front of several hundred spectators, tying his body to both of them. The onlookers were watching the whole process with astonishment and amazement. They thought that even the bones of this mad scientist would not survive in this effort. After completing his preparations, Abbas Ibn Firnas glanced at the spectators and then jumped off the hill. It fluttered its wings, made a croaking noise, and dropped dead. It fluttered its wings, made a croaking noise, and dropped dead. He is currently said to be 65 or 70 years old. This event occurred in the second quarter of the ninth century and thus he was called the first man to fly in the air of human history.

The flight affected his arm and lumbar bones, which remained with him for 12 years after the incident, until his death. That he made the wings but did not make the tail because of which he could not fly more successfully or as he wanted.

But the good news is that the first successful flight in the world and then the landing was of Abbas Ibn Firnas.