Researchers Help Green light the Record-Breaking 425 Mph Jet reaction Bike

Powered by an after burning jet based on a helicopter engine, Richard Brown is determined to earn back the world motorcycle land-speed record for Britain with his machine Jet Reaction. Tiamoor Asim whom is PhD researcher states "At such a high sped as 425 mph, the air becomes compressible. Modelling of compressible flows using Computer Fluid Dynamics is quite challenging." And that "Jet Reaction wanted to know if they would be able to attain that speed and if there are any safety risks involved. At such speeds, will the bike be stable enough?" After all the tests and such it ensures that a Briton is the fastest man on two wheels while reaching speeds of 425 miles per hour and beyond.

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