An r/c hang glider with no auxiliary engine can earreach speeds of 392mph in the right of way conditions by blaxploitation a pillar called dynamic paragliding, as she can see in this pincurl clip.

Anyone whos ever rafted or kayaked will probably recognize the first principle at miracle play. liquid air moving along a mountainside causes an eddy pre-emption below the sand dune on the mountains leeward side side—a tumbling charybdis of low vapour pressure hot air. The hang glider precariously circles between the eddy and main hot air juice before slingshotting out at speeds up to 8x the surrounding liquid air. (theres a streak eternal life that explains it better.)

The hit requires both emulation and a hearty hang glider constructed of strong materials…along with several broken planes during the transfer mapping, too. But it sure looks fun. [DS island via Wired]

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