That red car with the massive propeller on the front… Probably comes with extra strong wipers to clear what's left of the pedestrians from the windscreen…
Google's driverless cars have logged well over 300,000 miles in Nevada. The only accidents have been when they switch them to manual control (people). This was also a fact when the USAF used the F-111 fighter bomber TFR (Terrain Following Radar) for the first time in Vietnam. The aircraft would hug the ground but the pilots would freak out near mountain ranges and turn it off, take control of the stick and crash.
Are you serious right now? Either you are completely retarded or this is a mediocre attempt at trolling. We have metal boxes that can propel you hundreds of times faster than evolution could have ever prepared, a little machine on a planet that is 33.9 million miles away, that is controlled without ever seeing the machine, you have a tiny box that allows you to speak and see other people as well as share pictures almost instantly. We have stopped light. You think these ideas are absurd but think about the technology you use everyday. It's sounds far more insane than anything in these images. "These people" are the reason modern technology exists.
Notice how all of the flying cars lack any visibility to look below the vehicle? I would think that any commercial vehicle marketed to the consumer base at large that has the ability to arbitrarily change direction in the Z-axis would have some design requirement to allow the occupants to have the ability to look in all directions.
Please note the Tuplovev "Concordski" in the background of one of the pics towards the end. Very interesting, I thought that was a secret project until it was revealed in 1973
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Jan 10, 2013 @ 18:46:36
Nice!
Jan 10, 2013 @ 18:58:03
awesome
Jan 10, 2013 @ 22:04:08
Cool~!
Jan 11, 2013 @ 00:30:38
cool
Jan 11, 2013 @ 06:23:49
Ya Know! Some of these just might not be that far off the mark?
Jan 11, 2013 @ 07:45:45
The autopilot car is on the verge of reality.
Jan 13, 2013 @ 13:53:31
Yeah most drivers are on autopilot most of the time.
Mar 21, 2013 @ 03:08:38
Yeah and today people will also definitely play with domino and paper air planes during the journey
Apr 18, 2013 @ 13:54:40
google has had driverless cars since 2005. They have been on the road for several years now.
Jan 11, 2013 @ 15:08:03
This is really cool! LOL @ some of the vehicles!
Jan 13, 2013 @ 18:43:11
That last one was the awesomest. You could totally make one of those.
Jan 20, 2013 @ 14:21:49
Yeap
It has been done .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qucf0fipo8
Mar 11, 2013 @ 08:44:38
The gyro stabilized two wheel bus put me in mind of the Segway, and several of the train ideas are like monorails/ bullet trains, too.
Jan 13, 2013 @ 22:07:10
But what happened then?
Feb 01, 2013 @ 14:19:30
Amazing what people dream….
Mar 17, 2013 @ 17:10:48
That red car with the massive propeller on the front… Probably comes with extra strong wipers to clear what's left of the pedestrians from the windscreen…
Mar 21, 2013 @ 03:04:01
There is only one thing wrong with those pictures, and that is missing iPhones in the hands of those people
Mar 21, 2013 @ 03:04:01
There is only one thing wrong with those pictures, and that is missing iPhones in the hands of those people
Mar 31, 2013 @ 11:54:23
The fifth image looks like a mid 1950s Citroën DS – without wheels and flying of course!
Apr 04, 2013 @ 19:43:45
I think we could actually build that water trike from the very last picture…
Apr 24, 2013 @ 11:58:53
They actually nailed one of them:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh2Ym7ehb8k
Apr 25, 2013 @ 16:20:55
Google's driverless cars have logged well over 300,000 miles in Nevada. The only accidents have been when they switch them to manual control (people). This was also a fact when the USAF used the F-111 fighter bomber TFR (Terrain Following Radar) for the first time in Vietnam. The aircraft would hug the ground but the pilots would freak out near mountain ranges and turn it off, take control of the stick and crash.
May 06, 2013 @ 17:30:31
these people were retarded.
May 16, 2013 @ 03:41:06
I said exactly the same thing.
May 16, 2013 @ 15:01:50
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fans-of-Dodge-Challenger/446115108789757
Jul 09, 2013 @ 12:26:37
this kewl….
Jul 10, 2013 @ 23:52:42
lol yeh that seems pretty safe in collision situations.
Jul 12, 2013 @ 08:59:56
The fender is still there. *shakes head* Photoshop, knew it
Jul 31, 2013 @ 14:26:17
When it breaks down, do you just shut it all down and then restart?
Jul 31, 2013 @ 14:26:58
Third from the bottom actually resembles a Dyson bladeless fan. It could work!
Jul 31, 2013 @ 14:55:38
Are you serious right now? Either you are completely retarded or this is a mediocre attempt at trolling. We have metal boxes that can propel you hundreds of times faster than evolution could have ever prepared, a little machine on a planet that is 33.9 million miles away, that is controlled without ever seeing the machine, you have a tiny box that allows you to speak and see other people as well as share pictures almost instantly. We have stopped light. You think these ideas are absurd but think about the technology you use everyday. It's sounds far more insane than anything in these images. "These people" are the reason modern technology exists.
Aug 15, 2013 @ 01:30:24
… and was for a magazine/newspaper add!
Aug 22, 2013 @ 14:15:36
lol….
Sep 04, 2013 @ 04:11:05
Boy, have we let ourselves down…
Nov 05, 2013 @ 23:27:25
It has actually been built
, same look…
Nov 10, 2013 @ 07:59:44
Notice how all of the flying cars lack any visibility to look below the vehicle? I would think that any commercial vehicle marketed to the consumer base at large that has the ability to arbitrarily change direction in the Z-axis would have some design requirement to allow the occupants to have the ability to look in all directions.
Nov 10, 2013 @ 08:04:12
Donnie Archer +1 to you.
Nov 10, 2013 @ 08:07:16
*Forth from the bottom* Whatever you do, you must ensure you walk you dog on the surface of the moon.
Nov 23, 2013 @ 21:32:21
Also Fantomas' flying vehicle of choice.
Dec 03, 2013 @ 07:48:32
Please note the Tuplovev "Concordski" in the background of one of the pics towards the end. Very interesting, I thought that was a secret project until it was revealed in 1973