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A Look at the Science Behind a Modified Car Capable of Jumping 12 Feet in the Air and Skipping Rope

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • February 13, 2015

Outrageous Acts of Science by The Science Channel travels to San Antonio, Texas to interview USA Motorsports owner Gilbert Gonzales about the Cyclone, a car modified to jump as high as 12 feet in the air that can also skip rope.

This might seem frivolous, but it’s not. It’s genius. It could solve a lot of problems with parking.

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