Talk:MIT Daedalus

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[edit] distance flown

The FAI page says it flew 115.11 km. Where did the "74 mi" on this article come from (presumably the book on the reference section?)? Obviously 115.11 / 1.609 = 71.54 miles but I don't know if we go with the FAI or the other source... --124.35.27.245 09:24, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

Talk:MIT Daedalus

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[edit] distance flown

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