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posted by: Arielle (reply) post date: 12.03.03 (1:45 pm) Mag-Lev high ways are currrently being made. Mag-lev trains are in Aisa, and htey go very fast. the idea behind these Highways, are that and indevidual wpould be to get into a capsul like car, and soar across the high ways without ever having to put their hands on the wheel. posted by: gfak40 (reply) post date: 12.03.03 (5:14 pm) Check this site: http://www.moller.com/skycar/ It exists!!! |
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On December 17th, 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wright brothers made history in 12 seconds. With Wilbur as the pilot, they made the first controlled, sustained flight in a power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft. They have been credited as the fathers of aviation - the inventors of the airplane. In two weeks we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of this feat that has changed our way of living - it's made the world so much smaller. One could say that the telephone, television and the internet have made the world even smaller but I feel nothing beats flying across the world and actually being there. So now I have to ask what's next?