The Inventor Who Flew First

While researching early aviation, historian Emily Carter noticed an inconsistency on a Wikipedia page about the first flying machines. A forgotten name—Victor Lemaire—was briefly mentioned but dismissed as a myth. After verifying old patents and journals, she updated the entry. This led engineers to rediscover Lemaire’s detailed blueprints from 1895, proving he had built a functional flying machine years before the Wright brothers. Experts, aided by a Wikipedia page editing service, restored his rightful place in history. Today, museums recognize Lemaire as a pioneer of aviation, proving that a single correction can rewrite the past.