Notes

As I receive this Nobel Prize of Physics for creating the first ever jet pack for every day human transportation, I would like to thank my Dad for teaching me how to code, wire, and use tools. I used a lot of the knowledge he gave me and and other knowledge that I have gathered over the years to develop the first working jet pack in history. I also want to thank my team for staying with me thru all these hard years and all the times any one of you could have given up and said that I was crazy for trying to invent a working flying jet pack. I made many attempts to fly the jet packs that we created and failed a lot of times. For 23 years, we had 100 attempts, and I broke 4 bones in one run. One time we where in a field testing out different jet packs and one of my assistants, Joey, It took awhile and I almost gave up but after all this time we have created the jet pack. It is small, in between light and heavy, can shrink itself to fit into your pocket and uses two gloves and a helmet to steer. The straps automatically tighten and loosen to fit. The jet pack we created can go up to 45 mph and has a GPS unit built in to the helmet. The helmet is voice controlled and shows and tells you directions (only if you ask for them), your speed, and your gas level.