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Bloodhound supersonic car set for October trials

The Bloodhound supersonic car will run for the first time on 26 October.
It is going to conduct a series of "slow speed" trials on the runway at Newquay airport in Cornwall.
Engineers want to shake down the vehicle's systems before heading out to South Africa next year to try to break the land speed record.
This stands at 763mph (1,228km/h), and Bloodhound's aim is to raise the mark in two stages - by getting first to 800mph and then to 1,000mph.

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Bloodhound land speed record bid put back to 2016

A delay with its rocket system means there will be insufficient time to run Bloodhound on its specially prepared race track in South Africa before seasonal rains start to fall.
The plan now is to wait until April or May 2016 to try to drive at 800mph.

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Bloodhound Diary: Three engine equation

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Cóckpit complete for 1,000mph Bloodhound car

The cóckpit for the British Bloodhound supersonic car has been built and fitted out.
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Bloodhound land speed rocket test to roar over Newquay

The most powerful rocket produced in the UK for some 20 years is due to be ignited in Cornwall later.
It is being tested by the British Bloodhound team, which intends to use the booster in a car capable of running at more than 1,610km/h.

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Bloodhound diary: All set for UK rocket test

A British team is developing a car that will capable of reaching 1,610km/h. Powered by a rocket bolted to a Eurofighter-Typhoon jet engine, the Bloodhound SSC (SuperSonic Car) vehicle will mount an assault on the land speed record. Wing Commander Green is writing a diary for the BBC News website about his experiences working on the Bloodhound project and the team's efforts to inspire national interest in science and engineering. The secret's out now - we're planning on our first UK hybrid rocket firing on 3 October.
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