FLYING CARS - HAVE POWER TO Change World

 

WHAT IS FLYING CARS ?

 The AeroMobil is the next step in the evolution of the supercar. The AeroMobil is a high-end vehicle species that is equally at home on the road or in the skies — the flying car – and is inspired by the fabled winged horse Pegasus.

The AeroMobil accomplishes what no supercar or private jet can: it combines cutting-edge automotive and aerospace design and engineering, innovative materials, luxurious features, and flawless appearance.

FUTURISTIC FLYING CAR

FROM WHERE THE CONCEPT OF FLYING CARS CAME?

Waldo Waterman created the first roadable fixed-wing aircraft that actually flew. In the 1910s, Waterman worked with Curtiss at North Island on San Diego Bay, where Curtiss was pioneering amphibious aircraft. Waterman's Arrowbile made its first flight on March 21, 1937. Waterman's tailless aircraft, the Whatsit, was developed into the Arrowbile. It had a length of 20 feet 6 inches and a wingspan of 38 feet (12 metres) (6.25 m). A Studebaker engine propelled it both on the ground and in the air. It could fly at 112 miles per hour (180 kilometres per hour) and drive at 56 miles per hour (90 kilometres per hour).

Inside 1942, the English army built typically the Hafner Rotabuggy, a experimental roadable autogyro that was designed while using intention involving producing just a person way of air-dropping off-road vehicles. Though initial tests exhibited that the Rotabuggy was prone to be able to severe vibration on speeds greater as compared to 45 miles every hour (72 km/h), with improvements typically the Rotabuggy achieved some sort of flight speed involving 70 mph (113 km/h). However, the development of gliders that may carry vehicles (such for the reason that Waco Hadrian and Airspeed Horsa) triggered the project's cancellation.

 PROS AND CONS OF FLYING CARS -

PROS : • Keeping traffic pollution to a minimum.

       • They can travel shorter distances to do the same route, resulting in lower 

        emissions (over specific distances).

       • Allows pedestrians and bikes to use city streets.

       • On-the-ground infrastructure isn't required as much.

       • Short-distance emissions could be higher.

CONS : • They are very costly.

       • Emission over short distance could be higher.

       • It is not a public transport.

       • They need a specific Take-off or landing zones.

       • Malfunction would be Fatal.

WORLD'S RICHEST MAN WHO ARE THE CEO OF TESLA & SPACE X ELON MUSK THINKS FLYING CARS ARE BAD IDEA BUT SEVERAL COMAPANIES TRY TO MAKE THIS REALITY BY NEXT YEAR