If cars can float on air . . .

Kohn

New Member
If cars can float on air, suspend themselves some 30 or 40 meters above the ground, then run from there, I wonder how the traffic would look like. You may say it would be like the Star Wars movies, but I think not.

There would be no need for tires, certainly. But then perhaps every driver would be required to wear jumpsuits with helmets. Instead of traffic enforcers we would have air traffic controllers. Around airports, I'm sure by this time planes can also hover and land vertically. Thus, there will be no more runways.

Whew! An anti-gravity device can make a lot of things obsolete and the face of the world would change, literally speaking. We would talk of "wheels" and "expressways" and our round-eyed grandchildren would ask, "What's that, Grandpa?"

:)
 

Jess28

New Member
Wouldn't that be so cool! I know I would love a flying car. I also want a programmable car too. I want to put in the destination and close my eyes and be there! Can you imagine the speed we would have if we had flying cars?
 

Fanbelt

New Member
I want to put in the destination and close my eyes and be there!
No need to wait, you can use public transport. :) Anyway, the flying cars you are talking about reminds me of the movie Fifth Element. It would be more difficult for us to get the driving (or flying) licence though.
 

LDriver

New Member
Whoa! I wouldn't want to be on a plane that lands vertically or I couldn't imagine my position on my seat. A flying car would be fun but I guess they have to be on really high speed in order to defy gravity. Oh, no! I can't imagine. It would be very disastrous and tragic, I suppose.
 

Kohn

New Member
Hi LDriver, of course the plane's body would still be horizontal LOL! There's nothing to worry about how you're seated. It's the plane's motion from the air to the landing pad that's vertical. Take note that we now call them landing pads, not airstrips, hehe. We would change terminologies as well by that time. Kids would ask, "Daddy, what's an airstrip?" Lost in confusion, Dads would say, "Never mind, son. It's a long story."
 
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