Can humans fly????????

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The best known example of human-powered flight is the Gossamer Albatross. With nothing besides the human body, humans can 'fly' (travel through the air) but not sustain flight. With lightweight clothing to form airfoils, sky divers can perform complex gliding maneuvers, and can extend the time of freefall. If your definition of 'machine' isn't too broad, then a human can use a hang glider to stay aloft indefinitely, as long as wind currents cooperate....Show more

Leonardo da VInci was trying to use 500 year old technology.

In 1979 a human-powered machine flew more than 22 miles (mostly over the sea) from England to France, and a solar-powered human-carrying aircraft has flown more than 160 miles non-stop....Show more

Not only can't we fly without machines, we can't fly using a human-powered machine. Da Vinci tried his best....Show more

Sure - I fly in all of my dreams...Show more

Yes, but only down. Well they might spin a little....Show more