Stanford's Flying Fish Glider 12
Zothecula writes "Researchers at Stanford University have developed a small 'aircraft' that resembles a flying fish which can jump and glide over a greater distance than an equivalent jumping robot. Using a carbon fiber spring to take off, the jumpglider has a pivoting wing that stays out of the way during ascent, but which locks into place to glide farther on the way down."
The most important question. (Score:2, Funny)
Can it carry a coconut?
Re:I like it! (Score:4, Funny)
Dear DeathGrippe (2906227),
Typing your entire comment in monospace is like annoying. Please stop.
Signed, -Everyone
Be compassionate with font-blind users. He's typing it from Links2 on a 486SX over SSH. He doesn't see the difference.