How about a paper airplane?

[paiken]

Came across this today...
https://www.wired.com/story/why-one-...mbid=social_fb
Paper 777ER...quite a fascinating build. I've dabbled in paper models over the years, but this guy is way out of my league.

[n4gix]

That is neat! The next video showing the extreme glider is also fascinating. A glider that can fly 400 mph and hopes to reach FL1000?

[boxcar]

The paper aircraft artist/engineer leaves me nearly speechless with awe. Seriously.

The next video about the glider is fascinating as well, though it contains a wee bit of incorrect info. The narrator states that a future glider is aiming at an altitude higher than the SR-71 flew. Not so, not by a long shot in fact. As my oath of national secrecy for 35 years after my Air Force discharge expired several years ago without any suits arriving to inform me of an extension: We were flying significantly higher than FL1000. Significantly. Not to diminish what the glider team is doing and pursuing, but just stating the facts. Hope the team makes it as well. Climbing to nearly 20 miles up... without an engine? Simply fascinating.

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