French Inventor Successfully Crosses English Channel by Hoverboard
The 22-mile journey took 22 minutes, and he reached speeds 100-105 mph.
Could hoverboards soon be mainstream?
French inventor Franky Zapata recently used the Flyboard, a hoverboard that he designed, to fly over the English Channel. The 22-mile journey took 22 minutes, and he reached speeds 100-105 mph.
"I'm feeling good, I'm just feeling very tired," Zapata told reporters when he landed.
The victory was all the more worth it because the previous time he tried out his invention, he ended up splashing into the water below.
Successfully crossing the channel was the "most amazing" moment of his life, he said.
Check out other neat flying inventions in the video above.
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