Magnetic levitation racers. (Activity).(science project)

Technology and Children | September 1, 2002| | Copyright

Introduction

Auto racing is one of the most popular spectator sports in the world. One type of auto racing is drag racing, in which specially built cars travel at speeds of up to 300 mph while competing against each other on a quarter-mile track. Drag racing is definitely one sport that can satisfy people's competitive spirit and thirst for speed.

So what will drag racing be like in the future, and how fast will these futuristic racers travel? Currently, drag racers are constantly looking for ways to go faster by increasing the size of their engine, ...

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