Interview with Hackett about pulse jet engines and more: http://thefastertimes.com/jetpacks/2009/10/09/this-guy-might-build-a-jetpack-or-at-least-a-hovercraft/
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Interview with Hackett about pulse jet engines and more: http://thefastertimes.com/jetpacks/2009/10/09/this-guy-might-build-a-jetpack-or-at-least-a-hovercraft/
Teaching classes at Mada will be awesome and you will get paid. Want to teach one? Here’s how: What should I teach? Classes can be literally anything that you can teach in the shop. Popular classes in the past have included welding, screenprinting, machining, sewing, etc, as well as craft workshops, or more advanced technique [...]
Here’s a small collection of Mada graphic art. Featuring work by: Jason Engdal, Leslie Stem, and Polina Soloveichik. There is a lot more work out there folks. Please send me your photo documentation of poster, banners, etc.
I’ve been collecting images of Madagascar Inst. events for years here on Flickr. There you’ll have access to hi-res copies of everything. Artstars, please go nuts and tag the photos. Add commentary. Take credit for victories and assign blame for the failures.
Some peeps in the shop working on jet ponies.
Before we were crazy enough to put people on it, we ran it at 3am the night before, so you can see the jets a’ glowing:
Thanks everyone for the hard work! The Thundersteed Jet Ponies will return! For more info on the next appearance, subscribe to the announce list and watch this site. Or if you have a venue for it, contact us at me@madagascarinstitute.com
Iris and Mia brought their big bike out for a street fest one Sunday on Myrtle ave–432 myrtle near vanderbuilt–