And another law of science comes into being. If I could do anything with my life it would be to prove something is possible that has always been thought impossible. I don't know how I would go about achieving very rapid speeds, but there are several theories out there, and more are being developed every day. This job will hopefully assist me in getting my degree. I know that wasn't directly related to your question, but I thought you might find it interesting.
Oscilloscopes are useful for showing how different types of signals look.
The Wright Flyer team took about 18 years to build the replica, but they weren't working on it nonstop the whole time. From nose to tail, the airplane is 21 ft. 1 inch. I just helped test it. I guess you could say I helped build the equipment they used to lift the airplane into the wind tunnel, but I really just helped design it, and didn't actually bolt, screw, or nail anything together. I DID have to test bolts and things to make sure they would fit, though.