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But which one is The Future?
Probably none, but who cares. Seeing so many students learning so much about aerodynamics and propulsion means the cars of the future will be fantastic!
@ folkdancer
+1
This used to be such a strong characteristic of the US education system; involvement from industry in High School science/research projects. I’m not aware of many outside of NASA that do it anymore.
Maybe it still goes on and I’m a bit out-of-touch with it.