Illustration #1985
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Wind tunnels use a large motor-driven fan to suck a stream of air past a car to simulate driving through still air at speed. The car sits on pressure-sensitive pads in the middle of the tunnel and a viewing screen in the side of the tunnel allows the engineers to see what is going on.
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Car aerodynamics
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