Jet propelled! Russian firefighters use high-pressure hoses to create a 'magic carpet'
The firefighter attaches six high-pressure hoses to a frame to tame the jets
Nozzles focus water into powerful jets allowing the contraption to take off
Frame secured by four ropes to prevent it from spinning out of control
The firefighter raises his arms in triumph after he beats gravity
By DARREN BOYLE
PUBLISHED: 20:52 GMT, 17 April 2014 | UPDATED: 23:46 GMT, 17 April 2014
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These is the dramatic moment a Russian firefighter used nothing but his giant hose to defeat gravity and rise serenely into the air.
The unnamed firefighter is seen stepping on to a platform, legs braced for balance, and waiting calmly as his colleagues switch on the high powered jets positioned around him.
After a few nervous moments, the platform steadies and - with the help of a few guide ropes - begins gaining height eventually appearing to hover over the concrete-covered ground below.
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The firefighter holds on tight as he prepares for lift-off
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The firefighter holds on tight as he prepares for lift-off
The firefighter is moments from lift-off as water floods into the six hoses
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The firefighter is moments from lift-off as water floods into the six hoses
As the contraption leaves the ground, the firefighter is forced to quickly shift his weight as it looks like it is likely to tip over
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As the contraption leaves the ground, the firefighter is forced to quickly shift his weight as it looks like it is likely to tip over
Six hosepipes in total are needed to help the platform and its passenger into the air.
When the 'magic carpet' reaches a peak of a couple of metres above ground level the firefighter on board flings his arms up in triumph at the feat.
Then comes a moment where it appears the trick could go horribly wrong as the platform and its passenger teeter sideways.
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Perhaps surprisingly however, the flying machine eventually returns safely to the ground without a hitch.
The inventive trick was uploaded to YouTube and is said to have been filmed somewhere in Russia.
Inventive Russian firefighter constructs 'magic carpet'
Within seconds, the highly trained professional has the jet-powered carpet under control
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Within seconds, the highly trained professional has the jet-powered carpet under control
As he reaches the end of his tether, the firefighter raises his two arms in a victory salute
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As he reaches the end of his tether, the firefighter raises his two arms in a victory salute
The firefighter braces for landing as a colleague reduces the water pressure
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The firefighter braces for landing as a colleague reduces the water pressure
Jet propelled! Russian firefighters use high-pressure hoses to create a 'magic carpet'
The firefighter attaches six high-pressure hoses to a frame to tame the jets
Nozzles focus water into powerful jets allowing the contraption to take off
Frame secured by four ropes to prevent it from spinning out of control
The firefighter raises his arms in triumph after he beats gravity
By DARREN BOYLE
PUBLISHED: 20:52 GMT, 17 April 2014 | UPDATED: 23:46 GMT, 17 April 2014
20 shares 0View
comments
These is the dramatic moment a Russian firefighter used nothing but his giant hose to defeat gravity and rise serenely into the air.
The unnamed firefighter is seen stepping on to a platform, legs braced for balance, and waiting calmly as his colleagues switch on the high powered jets positioned around him.
After a few nervous moments, the platform steadies and - with the help of a few guide ropes - begins gaining height eventually appearing to hover over the concrete-covered ground below.
Scroll down for video
The firefighter holds on tight as he prepares for lift-off
+6
The firefighter holds on tight as he prepares for lift-off
The firefighter is moments from lift-off as water floods into the six hoses
+6
The firefighter is moments from lift-off as water floods into the six hoses
As the contraption leaves the ground, the firefighter is forced to quickly shift his weight as it looks like it is likely to tip over
+6
As the contraption leaves the ground, the firefighter is forced to quickly shift his weight as it looks like it is likely to tip over
Six hosepipes in total are needed to help the platform and its passenger into the air.
When the 'magic carpet' reaches a peak of a couple of metres above ground level the firefighter on board flings his arms up in triumph at the feat.
Then comes a moment where it appears the trick could go horribly wrong as the platform and its passenger teeter sideways.
More...
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Perhaps surprisingly however, the flying machine eventually returns safely to the ground without a hitch.
The inventive trick was uploaded to YouTube and is said to have been filmed somewhere in Russia.
Inventive Russian firefighter constructs 'magic carpet'
Within seconds, the highly trained professional has the jet-powered carpet under control
+6
Within seconds, the highly trained professional has the jet-powered carpet under control
As he reaches the end of his tether, the firefighter raises his two arms in a victory salute
+6
As he reaches the end of his tether, the firefighter raises his two arms in a victory salute
The firefighter braces for landing as a colleague reduces the water pressure
+6
The firefighter braces for landing as a colleague reduces the water pressure
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