Engineering the World’s Fastest Cars with Jason Fenske

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🗓️ 17 March 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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What's the maximum a car can accelerate? Neil deGrasse Tyson, Chuck Nice, and Gary O’Reilly learn how fast cars can really go, how tires work, and the differences between combustion and electric cars with host of Engineering Explained, Jason Fenske.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Star Talk.
0:04.0	You're a place in the universe where science and pop culture collide.
0:10.0	Star Talk begins right now.
0:14.0	This is Star Talk Sports Edition.
0:18.0	Let me bring on my co-host Gary O'Reilly.
0:21.0	How you doing, man?
0:22.0	Hey, now.
0:23.0	All right, former soccer pro from the UK.
0:25.0	And now retired.
0:27.0	And serving as our part time announcer, but you announced other, you actually still
0:32.6	announced soccer games, don't you?
0:34.0	Yeah, yeah, I get to pollute the airwaves.
0:37.0	And tell people who are much younger than me what they're doing wrong and sometimes what
0:42.7	they're doing right.
0:43.7	There you go.
0:44.7	There you go.
0:45.7	And Chuck, how you doing, man?
0:46.7	I'm doing great.
0:47.7	I do the same thing as Gary, except without sports attached.
0:50.0	I just tell young people what they're doing wrong and why they suck.
0:55.8	So Gary, what did you cook up at you and your producers cook up for today?
0:59.8	All right.
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