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The science behind the 1,000 mph ‘bullet car’

Washington, Oct 24 : Scientists have explained the technicalities behind a car that aims to be the fastest vehicle of all time by breaking the 1,000 mph barrier, which would make it faster than a speeding bullet.

Bloodhound SSC, named after the British cold war supersonic air defence missiles, will attempt to beat the existing record by more than 250mph.

Working from an aircraft hangar in Bristol, the research team’s engineers have been working on the project in secret for the past 18 months.

Calculations suggest the car could reach 1,050mph, fast enough to outrun a bullet from a .357 Magnum revolver.

The Bloodhound team plans to have the car built within a year, with the record attempt expected in three years.

New Technique More Effective In Checking The Extent Of Cervical Cancer

Portable Medical Insurance Product For Senior Citizens

For the convenience of the senior citizens, the General Insurance Council is working on portable medical insurance product for senior citizens. 

Firecracker explosion kills 29 in Rajasthan

The death toll in fire cracker explosion tragedy in Deeg of Bharatpur district has touched 29. It includes 11 children. Several other seriously injured persons have been hospitalized.

The explosion took place at Darukuta Mohalla in Deeg town in the house of two brothers, Sukha and Badle Jatav, while they were making crackers.

Bharatpur superintendent of police Rohit Mahajan said, "Preliminary investigations indicate that the blast might have been caused by a spark while crackers were being manufactured in the house."

Snake Spa: Unique Way To Relax Aching Muscles!

Spa is very beneficial for the aching muscles. Snake spa is the recent addition in the long list of various types of beauty and health spas available around the world.

Gulping Food Can Make You Obese

Junk food and busy lifestyles are the main culprits behind obesity epidemic. Food should be eaten slowly but people don’t have time to sit down and have food properly.

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