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Juan De La Cierva, the Inventor of the Self-Turn that Challenged the Sky

Summary by Moncloa
It was the third time I saw him burn. The first in the workshop, a short circuit between the newly varnished woods; the second, an engine that settled two meters from the ground and left a trail of fire in the field. This time, however, the smoke came out of the box of controls that he himself had wired the night before, with his fingers still stained with oil. He turned off the flames with a blanket and stared at the burnt remains. He was twent…
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It was the third time I saw him burn. The first in the workshop, a short circuit between the newly varnished woods; the second, an engine that settled two meters from the ground and left a trail of fire in the field. This time, however, the smoke came out of the box of controls that he himself had wired the night before, with his fingers still stained with oil. He turned off the flames with a blanket and stared at the burnt remains. He was twent…

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Moncloa broke the news on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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