Nuclear-Powered Sky Hotel Hashem Al Gaili / YouTube
Just when you think things won't be more bizarre, this giant flying cruise doesn't even need a pilot, instead it's fully autonomous and paired with artificial intelligence (AI) technology, which Hashem Al-Ghaili says establishes the “future of transportation.” Passengers who are afraid of turbulence don't have to worry, as the plane will also be equipped with a navigation system that uses AI to predict wind directions to provide smooth flight.
Nuclear-Powered Sky Hotel Hashem Al Gaili / YouTube
While the launch date for the Flying Hotel has not been determined, it has already caused a sensation on social media, with many science enthusiasts pointing to the lack of feasibility of the program. One netizen said: “The designer forgot that this thing should fly into the sky”; another netizen said: “If physics and aerodynamics do not exist, then the ship may actually be able to fly.”
When the concept video was released on Youtube, it accumulated more than 2 million views in two weeks. For the global sensation and media attention, creator Hashem Al-Ghaili also posted on his personal IG, reiterating that “Sky Hotel is just a concept. I'm glad to see it sparked a lot of discussion and let you take the time to imagine a future where something like this can exist. Whether it is feasible or not, humans should not stop dreaming. Let's always remember Einstein's words: 'If an idea is not ridiculous enough in the beginning, then there is no hope for it.'”
