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11-13-2008 @ 6:01PM
adwinchristian said...
To some extent, everyone's in the market for a jet pack. But since Bell Labs built the first rocket belt (the correct, if less exciting, name) in 1953, potential buyers have been stymied by two problems: Rocket belts aren't for sale, and even prototypes run on modern-day fuel (as opposed to whatever the Jetsons use) which means rocket belts can weigh upwards of 100 pounds, with only enough fuel to stay aloft for under a minute
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11-08-2011 @ 12:48PM
Louie said...
Hey...good point! Let's say you're checking out a gorgeous view of the Rockies for a minute...then the fuel runs out. Then what'd ya do? lol