Flying Car Gets Lift from Fire Hoses
Marissa Brassfield — September 7, 2008 — Autos
References: videos.streetfire.net
In this video, firemen successfully create a flying car with water from their fire hoses. We've all seen the old cartoons where a character is lifted up by the water that comes out of a hose, but not many of us would try to attempt this feat in real life.
Watch as the fire hoses, which are strapped to the 'flying' car, spurt water all over the place as they're turned on. Then, the collective energy from the combination of fire hoses lifts the car clean off the ground.
Watch as the fire hoses, which are strapped to the 'flying' car, spurt water all over the place as they're turned on. Then, the collective energy from the combination of fire hoses lifts the car clean off the ground.
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