Flying like iron man?

Question

ok i need help is is possible to create a small flight stabilizer

i so can you tell me how or where you got the info on these small sized flight stabilizer. so it can fit into the bottom of a boot and in a metal glove like in iron man.

Answer 1

It is possible, but Iron Man is so small it would be ridiculously expensive to model a package his size, and it wouldn't have space for a human pilot, you would need room for fuel.

If you mean actual "boot and metal glove" you're day dreaming.

If Iron man was say, the size of a jet airplane with a high capacity fuel reservoir then no problem. Check out the Harrier Jet Fighter.

Answer 2

Jet boots

The reason that we don't fly to work using boot-mounted jets as Iron Man does has nothing to do with technology and everything to do with energy. We know how to achieve thrust and propulsion using personal jet packs, and a person can indeed fly from home to their place of employment like Buck Rogers or Adam Strange -- provided they live 30 seconds from work.

The problem is that lifting a full-grown person 100 feet into the air considerably increases their potential energy, and that gain in energy must come from the stored chemical energy in the jet pack. Ditto for the energy required to zip around once airborne. You just can't store enough energy to make long flights without making the suit too big to wear. So jet boots alone don't make Iron Man an escapist fantasy, but the idea that Stark could store enough energy in his suit to fly for more than half a minute does.