Imagine zooming across the desert like Luke Skywalker on his X-34 landspeeder. Science fiction? Not to engineers at California aerospace company Aerofex, who recently took their prototype hover bike for a spectacular spin. The flying bike has two rotors instead of wheels and a mechanical steering system that responds to the pilot's leaning movements and intuitive sense of balance.
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On August 6, NASA's rover Curiosity successfully survived "seven minutes of terror" to land successfully on Mars. But it was Mission Control systems engineer Bobak Ferdowsi who really turned heads-with his star-spangled mohawk.
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