Once upon a time, a man strapped a homemade rocket to his chest so he could skydive faster
“In the early 1990s, I started skydiving,” recalls American pulsejet pioneer Robert Maddox. “And I was thinking, I need a jet or rocket on my chest to go faster…” That’s not a normal thought. Correct. But Maddox isn’t a normal human. Even less normal than thinking, ‘what if sky dive, but jet-powered?’ is actually acting…











