A British inventor, Richard Browning, billed as a real-life version of the superhero Iron Man, sets the Guinness World Record for 'the fastest speed in a body-controlled jet engine power suit,' at ...

An inventor who built a real-life Iron Man suit so that he could fly through the air like Tony Stark has earned himself a world record. On a dramatic day at Lagoona Park, Reading, British ...

British inventor Richard Browning achieved a speed of 32.02 mph in his 1,050-horsepower, jet-engine flying Gravity suit. ABC News. Video. Live. Shows. Elections. 538. Shop. Log In. Stream on.

Remember that guy who built a homemade Iron Man suit? Well, with the help of his arm-strapped, gas-powered turbine engines, he just earned himself a Guinness World Record title. As The Mirror ...

Technology; Richard Browning; Real-life Iron Man breaks Guinness World Record for fastest speed in a body-controlled jet engine power suit He achieved a speed of 32.02 mph before mistiming a turn ...

A British inventor dubbed the "real life Iron Man" has set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest jet pack. The £40,000 ($52,000) jet pack, which uses kerosene thrusters to propel the wearer ...

Richard Browning, founder and pilot at Gravity Industries Ltd, sets the Guinness World Record for "the fastest speed in a body-controlled jet engine power suit" in England on Nov. 9, 2017.

He flew his jet suit — guided by a wing — to a blistering 136.891 kilometers per hour (85.06 miles per hour), according to Guinness World Records, more than doubling the record he set two ...

Sadly, a real-world Iron Man would probably have to wear a clunky jet pack with wings, such as the kind designed by Martin. It’s less jetting around, and more hovering in place like a balloon ...

Sadly, nearly all of the features of the Iron Man suit, with one important exception, are not likely to be realized anytime soon. Let's look at each of the suit's major elements in turn.

If you've always wanted a high-tech suit of armor that will make you nearly invincible — à la Tony Stark of "Iron Man" — your long wait may soon be over. Researchers at the Massachusetts ...