Did you know there are actual hover boards? They're working out the kinks on them now. I saw a news clip with a guy testing his, flying over water. I didn't see him using it over land. I wonder if he did the test over water just in case he fell.
I do love the Back to the Future trilogy. I admire the fact that essentially the same movie can be made three times and still be entertaining. Plus you could quite easily splice all three movies together and show them in a continuous loop and it'd make complete sense (or almost). I was also impressed with Doc Browns explanation of Alternate Universes which was pretty spot on.
V V - I've seen the hover boards for sale (not really hover boards but cashing in on the idea) and in real life - 3 teenagers in a nearby school car park trying them out - but I'm not sure if 'real' hover boards are possible.... I suppose that they could make ground-effect boards but you'd need a seriously substantial power source to run them....
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I really have to watch that movie the whole way through. I've seen the middle and end, never the beginning.
(At the moment I'm watching the Godfather trilogy, so...it'll wait. :p)
Did you know there are actual hover boards? They're working out the kinks on them now. I saw a news clip with a guy testing his, flying over water. I didn't see him using it over land. I wonder if he did the test over water just in case he fell.
I do love the Back to the Future trilogy. I admire the fact that essentially the same movie can be made three times and still be entertaining. Plus you could quite easily splice all three movies together and show them in a continuous loop and it'd make complete sense (or almost). I was also impressed with Doc Browns explanation of Alternate Universes which was pretty spot on.
V V - I've seen the hover boards for sale (not really hover boards but cashing in on the idea) and in real life - 3 teenagers in a nearby school car park trying them out - but I'm not sure if 'real' hover boards are possible.... I suppose that they could make ground-effect boards but you'd need a seriously substantial power source to run them....
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