The first flying car I ever saw was the 1956 Moult Taylor designed Aerocar. There were only 4-5 Aerocars built. The second flying car was the First Flying Car with No Pilot License Required, the Terrafugia transition. At the Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA) Aeromobil debuted their flying car. The best Human Machine Interface so far [...]
Military airshow history When my Father was in the military one of the highlights was going to the air shows put on by the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds. It was an all day event for adults and kids alike. It's the one time we got to go inside the airplanes up front to the [...]
#EmDrive Skinny: Thrust is the reaction to an electromagnetic frequency (read vibration) and a waveguide (read metal pipe) NO fuel (chemical, nuclear) required The Universe is the "fuel." Newton is listening Hotel Mars is a robust recurring John Batchelor Show segment with Dr. David Livingston, AKA Dr. Space of The SpaceShow which reviewed #EmDrive propulsion with Dr. Mike McCulloch last week. [...]
He's back! It was so good to see Victor Muller standing in the middle of the Lodge at Pebble Beach during the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Muller goes through the aviation history of the Spyker, and what Preliator means (even though his Son Oliver told me it meant something different). The engine is 5-liter, 610 [...]