At age 14, Ada Lovelace wrote a book titled "Flyology" which was an illustrated guide recording her findings from research she conducted as a result of her desire to fly. It contained investgations into materials that could serve as wings (e.g. paper, oilsilk, feathers, wires) and examination of the anatomy of birds in order to determine the correct proportion between wings and the body.
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At age 14, Ada Lovelace wrote a book titled "Flyology" which was an illustrated guide recording her findings from research she conducted as a result of her desire to fly. It contained investgations into materials that could serve as wings (e.g. paper, oilsilk, feathers, wires) and examination of the anatomy of birds in order to determine the correct proportion between wings and the body.