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scientist 23: the engineer – Bloodhound the fastest car on earth (2012)

by roger · Published Jul 2016 · Updated Nov 2018

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Roger Frost finds out about Bloodhound, an engineering initiative for students to build the world’s fastest car. He speaks with Ian Galloway, Bloodhound’s Education Professional Development Director about the bid to break the world land speed record.

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The BLOODHOUND Project is an engineering adventure for the 21st century bloodhoundssc.com

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19/08/2012

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