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A NASA Engineer Accidentally Invented the Super Soaker

Image of girl shooting water out of a Super Soaker Water Gun

The Super Soaker was invented by an engineer who wasn't trying to make a toy.


In 1982, aerospace engineer Lonnie Johnson was testing a new heat pump when a powerful stream of water shot across his workshop. Instead of seeing a failed experiment, he saw a better water gun.


Johnson built a prototype from plastic tubing and a soda bottle, then licensed the invention to a toy company. Renamed the Super Soaker, it became one of the most successful toys ever made, generating more than $1 billion in sales.


Not bad for an idea that started with a leak.

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