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    The document discusses the first reactor plane, the Messerschmitt Me 262, the first computer, the Z1, and compares them to modern reactor planes and computers. The Messerschmitt Me 262 was Germany's first jet-powered fighter introduced in 1944. The Z1, designed by Konrad Zuse between 1935-1938, was the world's first programmable, fully automatic digital computer. Modern reactor planes, like the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, can travel over 3,500 km/h, making it the fastest manned aircraft. Nowadays, computers are very powerful machines that can perform billions of calculations per second, unlike early computers like the Z1.

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    The document discusses the first reactor plane, the Messerschmitt Me 262, the first computer, the Z1, and compares them to modern reactor planes and computers. The Messerschmitt Me 262 was Germany's first jet-powered fighter introduced in 1944. The Z1, designed by Konrad Zuse between 1935-1938, was the world's first programmable, fully automatic digital computer. Modern reactor planes, like the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, can travel over 3,500 km/h, making it the fastest manned aircraft. Nowadays, computers are very powerful machines that can perform billions of calculations per second, unlike early computers like the Z1.

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    The document discusses the first reactor plane, the Messerschmitt Me 262, the first computer, the Z1, and compares them to modern reactor planes and computers. The Messerschmitt Me 262 was Germany's first jet-powered fighter introduced in 1944. The Z1, designed by Konrad Zuse between 1935-1938, was the world's first programmable, fully automatic digital computer. Modern reactor planes, like the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, can travel over 3,500 km/h, making it the fastest manned aircraft. Nowadays, computers are very powerful machines that can perform billions of calculations per second, unlike early computers like the Z1.

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     BY: JON AND

    EDGAR
     CLASS: 6.A.
     SCHOOL YEAR:
    2015-2016

    THE FIRST REACTOR PLANE


    AND THE COMPUTER
    INDEX

     The first reactor plane (messersmith 262)
     The first computer
     Nowadays reactor planes
     Nowadays computer
    THE FIRST REACTOR PLANE
    • Maximum speed: 870 km / h   
    •   Length: 11 m   
    •   Wingspan: 13 m    
    •  Manufacturer: Messerschmitt     
    • Engine Type: Junkers Jumbo 004     
    • Designer : Willy Messerschmitt    
    •  Introduction : April 1944

    • The Me 262 was a German fighter. It


    was faster, and more heavily-armed
    than any Allied fighter, including the
    British jet-powered Gloster Meteor . The
    Me 262 was used in a variety of roles,
    including light bomber,
    reconnaissance, and even experimental
    The first computer
    The Z1 is the first computer in
    the world. It was designed by
    German engineer Konrad Zuse

    between 1935 and 1936, built
    between 1936 and 1938 and
    destroyed along with all
    building plans in December 1943
    during the Allied bombing of
    Berlin in World War II.
    REACTOR PLANES
    • Maximum speed: 3540 km / h
    • Length: 33 m
    • Unit Budget: 33 million USD ( 1966 ) Seating
    • 2 Engine Type: Pratt & Whitney J58
    • Designer : Kelly Johnson
    • Manufacturer : Lockheed Corporation and Skunk Works

    It is a strategic reconnaissance aircraft


    capable of long-range exceed the
    speed of Mach 3540km /h , so far the
    manned airplane fastest in the world ,
    developed from aircraft Lockheed
    NOWADAY COMPUTER

    Modern computers are very
    different from early
    computers. They are now very
    powerful electronic machines
    that are able to do billions of
    calculations per second.

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