Bloodhound: A car with the speed of 1,610km/h
A British team is going to astonish the world by developing a car that will be capable enough to reach 1,000 mph that means its speed will be 1,610km/h. This car has been developed by the jet engine; this vehicle will accumulate an attack on the planet land speed record. This vehicle is named as Bloodhound which is expected to run in South Africa in 2015 and 2016. Andy Green, the top land speed record holder has shared his personal experiences with BBC saying that Bloodhound is the project in which team’s efforts and passion are enough to inspire the real interest in science and engineering. Bloodhound is a grand project; 200 aircraft engineers and commercial pilots are contributing to make this car exclusive and safe. They have set the simple requirements for the car including keep the car shiny side up and stop before the end of track; these two requirements have taken six years of research and now the developers are moving to the next step of success.
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