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Electric Car Breaks Land Speed Record | In Compliance Magazine

New World Land Speed Record Set by Electric Car

“Electric Blue,” an electric car build by Brigham Young University students, set a new land speed record for E1 streamline vehicles. The new record of 204.9 mph was an average between two runs at the Bonnevil... Read More...

Engineers Developing Solar Power Devices Using Origami

A research team of engineers from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Brigham Young University are working together to develop solar arrays using origami folding techniques. The researchers are developing a me... Read More...

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