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Two Hydrogen-Burning Engines Push a Car to a New Land Speed Record

via Ars Technica·Aug 12

A team set a land speed record using twin hydrogen-burning combustion engines rather than fuel cells or batteries. The run is a proof point for keeping piston engines alive on a carbon-free fuel. Fuel handling remains the hardest part of the package.

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