This sounds a lot like the story there was about a supposed child prodigy (I think she was 5 or so) who produced paintings (made almost believable because it was the variety of paintings that are lots of paint splashed on canvas). Her parents would never let anyone see her painting though. Finally, one of those TV news magazine type shows convinced them to set up a video camera in their home to tape her painting since they claimed she wouldn't paint if people were watching. Contrary to the parents' claims that she would just sit down with paints for hours and not stop, the tape showed her parents spending an awful lot of time trying to urge her to paint, pointing to the canvas as if to give her instruction of where paint goes, etc. The final product looked little different than an average child's finger painting. A psychologist watching the tape said she showed very age-appropriate behavior and skills, but nothing that would indicate she had the passion or focus or exceptional skill that a prodigy would require. The overall conclusion was that her parents (likely her father) were doing the paintings for her (or at the least, finishing them for her to make them look professional). String theory is a theoretical framework in physics that attempts to unify all known fundamental forces and particles in the universe. This includes gravity, which is crucial for creating a vehicle that can fly. By understanding the underlying principles of string theory, scientists may be able to develop new technologies, such as anti-gravity, that could make flying cars a reality.
No, flying cars will not be powered by actual strings. String theory is a theoretical concept and does not involve physical strings. The term "string" refers to the fundamental building blocks of the universe, which are thought to be tiny, vibrating strings of energy.
Flying cars based on string theory would likely have some key differences from traditional airplanes. One major difference could be the ability to navigate through higher dimensions, such as the 11 dimensions proposed by string theory. This could potentially allow for faster and more efficient travel.
It is difficult to predict when flying cars based on string theory will become a reality. String theory is still a highly theoretical concept and the technology needed to make it a reality is still in the early stages. It may take several decades or even centuries before flying cars based on string theory are feasible.
One major challenge in creating flying cars based on string theory is the development of anti-gravity technology. This would require a deep understanding of the fundamental forces and particles in the universe, which is still a work in progress. Additionally, there may be ethical and safety concerns that need to be addressed before flying cars based on string theory can become a reality.