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Ansuman
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I see the jetpacks ( or any kind of thrusters ) in movies like James Bond, Iron man, MIB are impractical but they aren't impractical in correct sense, I mean they can be made. But there are problems like -
- Less flight time
- Complex design of efficient packs
- Added weight of the fuel
- No advanced research in the field
- Hazardous working
- Not cost effective
But these all points have been going on from decades, doesn't the modern research have any answers to these. Less flight time, hazardous working, complexity in design, almost all kinds of problems are due to carrying fuel along with the packs.
Instead of fuels can't we design a motor which just creates enough thrust to lift an average person powered by car batteries ( or any other batteries of course ! )
- Less flight time
- Complex design of efficient packs
- Added weight of the fuel
- No advanced research in the field
- Hazardous working
- Not cost effective
But these all points have been going on from decades, doesn't the modern research have any answers to these. Less flight time, hazardous working, complexity in design, almost all kinds of problems are due to carrying fuel along with the packs.
Instead of fuels can't we design a motor which just creates enough thrust to lift an average person powered by car batteries ( or any other batteries of course ! )