It’s not a joke: This car managed to go on the ceiling!

You remember the remote -controlled cars we played when I was little. Some of them were going one step further, allowing them to move on the wall or on the surfaces that could be considered relatively upright at 90 degrees. Is it possible to use this feature in real cars? Now yes! McMurTry Speirling managed to move down. Here are the details on the subject …

The car that can even go on the ceiling: McMurTry Speirling!

It is not known whether there is such a demand in the automotive industry, but there is a known rule in physics: If an object manages to produce or more force upward to its weight, it can also move on the surface it desires. As a definition, it is possible to move the objects in the directions we want. And in this regard, an electric car named McMurTry Speirling is about to be released.

McMurTry Speirling succeeded in producing more force than its own weight and managed to act in the opposite state. McMurTry, a electric hyper car, manages to stop even on the opposite surfaces thanks to its giant vacuum fans at the base of Speirling. In this way, you can move the car in the direction you want. In the recently shared test video, it is seen that the car is hanging on a completely opposite surface and then moves on this surface in a “controlled” way.

At this point, we underline the phrase “controlled” because it is a great technology to act within the limits of your control in a completely opposite direction to the influence of gravity of the world. In this regard, the car successfully completed all the necessary tests. However, this technology is not new. In the 1970s, similar technologies were tried and they were relatively successful. Thanks to McMurTry Speirling, this technology was realized as real.

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