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Joke Of The Day

Learning to walk in...

“Learning to walk in high heels will keep you on your toes.”

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On This Day

Land rocket vehicle

In 1979, the first rocket automobile vehicle claimed to break the sound barrier on land was driven by stunt driver Stan Barrett who reached 739.7 mph (faster than the speed of sound) on a 3-mile test-strip at Rogers Lake, Edwards Air Force Base, California. His 3-wheel vehicle had a 48,000 h.p. rocket boosted by a 12,000 h.p. Sidewinder missile. It was stopped by a drag parachute. The needlenosed car cost about $800,000. (The speed record never became official because the average of two runs is required, and the car never ran again. Further, the car's fuel load was insufficient to enable it to complete a measured mile at record speed, and the rocket engines could not be readied for a return run within the stipulated 1 hour period.)[Image: top, rear view: (source)bottom, nose view: (source)]
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