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Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney
Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney.
This weekend the mapping platform turns 20 - and Stephen Ma is writing himself and his friends back into its origin story.
Stephen Ma, 54, is an Australian computer engineer who made the operational technology which his team of inventors sold to Google Maps.
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Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney
Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney.
This weekend the mapping platform turns 20 - and Stephen Ma is writing himself and his friends back into its origin story.
Stephen Ma, 54, is an Australian computer engineer who made the operational technology which his team of inventors sold to Google Maps.
Isabella Moore / Guardian / eyevine
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Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney
Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney.
This weekend the mapping platform turns 20 - and Stephen Ma is writing himself and his friends back into its origin story.
Stephen Ma, 54, is an Australian computer engineer who made the operational technology which his team of inventors sold to Google Maps.
Isabella Moore / Guardian / eyevine
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Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney
Google Maps changed the way we get around. It all began in Stephen Ma's spare bedroom in Sydney.
This weekend the mapping platform turns 20 - and Stephen Ma is writing himself and his friends back into its origin story.
Stephen Ma, 54, is an Australian computer engineer who made the operational technology which his team of inventors sold to Google Maps.
Isabella Moore / Guardian / eyevine
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Un inventeur a créé une soucoupe volante pour naviguer sur l'eau.
Pictures must credit: Thanh Che - Mr Ho An inventor has created a flying sauce — for skimming across the water. The mainly fibreglass vessel has automatic doors, light-up panels but only room for one person — the pilot. It can reportedly reach 50km/h the water. the water. The Vietnam based builder Tran Long Ho said the inspiration was a dream. It was created by first building up a model out of sand in the shape of the UFO's top section which was then covered with a thin layer of concrete. This created a hard shell mould which was then overlaid with sheets of fibreglass and epoxy. When the fibreglass set, Mr Ho and a team of helpers lifted up the structure and chipped away the concrete to leave a thin, light hull. The hull was then is reinforced with a fibreglass lattice before anther mould of sand and concrete was made for the bottom half where the water jet engine was installed. The doors are able to open and close remotely using a couple of small motors. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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British inventor Patrick Racz seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war
Patrick Racz is in a long-running patent fight with the tech company over claims it stole his filesharing and payment system for iTunes.
Patrick Racz. London.
15/12/23.
David Levene / Guardian / eyevine
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British inventor Patrick Racz seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war
Patrick Racz is in a long-running patent fight with the tech company over claims it stole his filesharing and payment system for iTunes.
Patrick Racz. London.
15/12/23.
David Levene / Guardian / eyevine
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British inventor Patrick Racz seeks to take $18bn bite out of Apple in bitter patent war
Patrick Racz is in a long-running patent fight with the tech company over claims it stole his filesharing and payment system for iTunes.
Patrick Racz. London.
15/12/23.
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