VW levitating car
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Looks like a lot of leftover star wars green screens were used for that!
For sale soon at your local Walmart. People's car or people's propaganda?
Quality animation.
Never seen that site before. If you like actual driving, check out this rally car in S.F. linked from the same site. Kind of delightfully nutty.
http://www.flixxy.com/drifting-through-san-francisco-in-a-rally-car.htm#.UBLKh6Dh98E
Never seen that site before. If you like actual driving, check out this rally car in S.F. linked from the same site. Kind of delightfully nutty.
http://www.flixxy.com/drifting-through-san-francisco-in-a-rally-car.htm#.UBLKh6Dh98E
Fake, computer generated. Why is it so unbelivable?
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Using the Air Multiplier fan technology vectored you might get lift for levitation!
Look at the shape of the VW.
It might be an untra-light design using "Air Multiplier" fan technology like Dyson uses in their bladeless fan. They advertise compressing the air volume by 18 times.
I am not qualified as an aeronautical engineer but IF the air were compressed enough and vectored correctly like a Harrier Jet it is possible to get both the minimal lift required for levitation and the thrust for forward/lateral motion.
That is very simple technology that has been around for over 70 years used in a hovercraft.
Look at the shape of the VW.
It might be an untra-light design using "Air Multiplier" fan technology like Dyson uses in their bladeless fan. They advertise compressing the air volume by 18 times.
I am not qualified as an aeronautical engineer but IF the air were compressed enough and vectored correctly like a Harrier Jet it is possible to get both the minimal lift required for levitation and the thrust for forward/lateral motion.
That is very simple technology that has been around for over 70 years used in a hovercraft.