Guy hoverboards across a Canadian lake and into history
No, this isn't some guerilla marketing campaign for back to the future's upcoming pseudo-anniversary. It's a world record setting flight by Canadian inventor Catalin Alexandru Duru aboard a homebrew hovercraft. He recently piloted this prototype nearly 1000 feet across a Quebec lake to set the record. "The prototype can be used anywhere," Duru explains in the video below. "But is usually tested over water because of how dangerously high it can fly (which is ironic considering that the movie joked that it can't)." There aren't many details about the device available though it would appear he controls it by shifting his bodyweight back and forth like a geeky Green Goblin. There's also no word on when (or if) the device will ever make it to market -- no matter how hard you wish for it.
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