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    Sky’s The Limit – The Story of the Learjet

    February 07, 2024  •  EPISODE 208

    In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings recounts an inspiring story of his mentor, Bill Lear, who was himself mentored by Thomas Edison. Lear’s journey to invent the Learjet involved immense hard work, perseverance, and innovation to overcome numerous challenges. 

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    19 Comments

    1. Edan Langston

      Hard work always pays off

      Reply
    2. Jasper

      yes 51

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    3. Elisiyana Louis

      The Learjet looks so amazing, I’ve never been in a plane or a jet of any sort, but if I were to ever fly in one, I would want it to be a Learjet!!

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    4. Angel Ray

      Were is r-51🤔

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    5. Gabriel Harrington

      The Learjet looks so cool! I wish I could have been in it while it was flying…

      Reply
    6. Jett Krauskop

      Your mentor was quite the person

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    7. Menna omran

      we miss r-51

      Reply
    8. Juliann

      We want R-51 backkk!

      Reply
    9. Jada Moore

      How cool. My dad said he wished he had been a Learjet Pilot.

      Reply
    10. Nylah McMillan

      YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 51!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We need you back!!!

      Reply
    11. Bethany Jackson

      I think it is so cool how aircrafts have advanced and how strong they truly are. The Learjet sure was fun to learn about.

      Reply
    12. David Jacobs

      better than boeing

      Reply
    13. Max McCall

      how cool Bill Lear saw something in Dr B to invent something really awesome

      Reply
    14. Sherif Ray

      The wings of the Learjet are very strong to not break.

      Reply
    15. Alina

      YES 51

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    16. Elexi Harris

      Wow, I had no idea how strong the wings of a Learjet are. No wonder they are used in the military.

      Reply
    17. Nicholas Mcnutt

      Yes bring 51 back

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    18. ezra

      that was so cool.

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    19. Jahden Henry

      yes 51

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