Travel in Your Personal Jet from EclipseAviation




Today, it is quite a pleasant surprise to see that a personal flight is getting closer to reality. It is no more a dream because Eclipse 400 Personal Jet has taken a right step in this direction. This is a single engine and four-seater Jet that has the capacity to travel up to 1,400 miles on a single tank at a maximum speed of around 380 mph. This private flight will cost you $1.35 million. Eclipse 400 has completely unique and classy design with combination of style and comfort. If you think you can afford this Private Jet then go for it.

NASA Moonstream Concept By Anthony Sims

The NASA Moonstream concept is a design proposal for a future moon exploration vehicle. The NASA sponsored project called for a conceptual lunar rover for the year 2020. The Moonstream was created by Anthony Sims, an Art Center College of Design student.
 The exterior design of the Moonstream was heavily inspired by nature, from the protective shell of a tortoise, aquatic form of the humpback whale and stance of the giraffe. The suspension and wheels are fully adjustable for height, camber and track. The wheels even have a unique ‘walking’ capability at slow speeds (similar to an insect).
Inside, the NASA Moonstream has been styled to offer a comfortable living space, and also provide all the necessities for work, play, washing, communication with earth and sleeping.



The driver of the NASA Moonstream sits in the cockpit at the front of the vehicle in a unique reversed chair. This supports the chest area and allows the driver to see the ground directly in front of the Moonstream more effectively.



In the words of the designer. “The Moonstream is the ultimate luxury space lounge, designed to change public perceptions of Nasa and entice people to be more interested in a future mission to the moon. The Moonstream enables true comfort for habitants of the vehicle and also provides an appealing setting for filming of the daily lives of people on the 1st ever moon road trip from the north to south pole”.