Problems And Challenges The Wright Brother's Face When Creating The First Motorized Aircraft?

What are the problems and challenges the Wright brother's face when creating the first motorized aircraft? Wilbur and Orville Wright had lots of Problems and challenges ahead of them when they were constructing and flying the first motorized aircraft. One of the challenges the brother's faced was the environment. Another one was the brother's religion. In addition to that the design of the plane was also a big problem. The Wright brother's Wilbur and Orville faced a lot of the problems with the environment. When the brothers arrived in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina the weather was chilly and stormy. According to the text, the chilly and stormy weather did not stop the brothers from assembling the aircraft. Since the aircraft needed medium speed winds to get started the winds were a problem for them. It's been hard for them to test the plane when they really wanted to because sometimes the winds were too light for the plane to fly. Also the winds sometimes were too strong and if they tried to fly the plane it might crack. According to the text, one day the winds were too strong and would not die down so that was a big problem.
The brothers could not fly or work on there aircraft on Sunday's because according to the article the brothers promised there father that they would not do it. In the article it talked about how desperate the brothers were to fly the plane but couldn't because it was Sunday. The Wright's father must have been a very religious man that believed in not working on Sunday's. This is a great example of how your religious beliefs can get in the way of science. That's also why sometimes there is sometimes a lot of controversy in science because of religious