Google's confidential 'Project Flux' was released to the public today through a mysterious tweet, outlining the time-traveling car's plans and blueprints. The 14-page document outlines how the DeLorean-like vehicle would be designed using time circuits, power and "chronocompression." The file even states locations and dates that the vehicle will be tested like South Pasadena in 1955 and Hill Valley, California in 1885 -- dates and locations involved in the Back to the Future movie series.
Certainly successfully in fooling some, the document looks relatively legitimate, with dramatic blueprints and even testing locations that have been "ABORTED." While October 21, 2015 hasn't panned out to be quite as futuristic as the Back to the Future film depicted, perhaps a self-driving car -- which is now real -- is a step towards a time-traveling car.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Time-traveling Cars
- The release of Google's 'Project Flux' and its blueprints for a DeLorean-like vehicle have sparked interest in time-traveling car technology.
- Back to the Future Technology
- The designs of the 'Project Flux' vehicle, inspired by the Back to the Future movies, could inspire the creation of new technologies in other industries.
- Self-driving Cars
- The self-driving car, a reality today, is a precursor to future time-traveling vehicles that could revolutionize the travel industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive Industry
- The release of 'Project Flux' plans by Google offers an opportunity for the automotive industry to explore time-traveling technology.
- Entertainment Industry
- The designs of the 'Project Flux' vehicle, inspired by the Back to the Future movies, could inspire new technologies in the entertainment industry.
- Transportation Industry
- The development of time-traveling car technology, whether fictional or not, could lead to new opportunities for the transportation industry.
