How Tesla Roadster Fly? (3D) by Professor of SI

Elon Musk's Tesla may have launched a flying car under the Roadster name, but think about how it's even possible for a car to take off while driving and then land safely back on the ground. During the Tesla Roadster launch, this two-ton car drove upside down on a ramp in one stunt, and in another, it

flipped over a large truck and five other cars. The most surprising thing is that neither gasoline nor rocket fuel burns inside it. It flies solely on the power of air, and the secret behind this magic lies in a balloon. Imagine you inflate a balloon and let it go without tying a knot. Air escapes

from the back and the balloon shoots forward. This car flies in exactly the same way. Its 600-liter tank is packed with 250 kg of compressed air. And when this air blasts out from the nozzles below, even such a heavy car jumps into the air. As for landing, there are small thrusters at all four corners of

the car. They blast air to level the flipped car and slow down its descent speed. But it has no permission to be driven on the road. In short, it is a toy for the rich. Not a solution for traffic.