and what do you use to compress the air?
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Magnetic Air Car
Science Buzz A group of scientists are developing what could be the world’s first zero-emissions fuel-less car. The Magnetic Air Car is unique for two reasons: it uses magnetic technologies in place of pistons, and it’s powered entirely by compressed air technologies (aka it doesn’t need to be supplied with any form of fuel or charged in any way). This could change the transportation industry!
Blanca Myers’s Links
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Zero Emission Car by 2010
cleantechnica.com
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Magnetic Air Cars Official Site
magneticaircars.com
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World’s Most Efficient Car
gas2.org
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