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2. Broken Thermostat. Photo: Texas Highway Patrol/Facebook. More information https://telegra.ph/Cruising-Smoothly-Cars-Equipped-with-Continuously-Variable-Transmissions-CVTs-05-31 So if electrolysis propulsion systems are confirmed to work on satellites, that means they could start powering everything here on Earth, right? Well, not quite. The reason this framework works so well in space is that everything is weightless up there. You only need one quick burst of force to set an object in motion, and another to stop it. Here on Earth, you'd need a constant stream of force to propel a car forward, and considering those CubeSat satellites were only around the size of a shoebox, you'd need exponentially more power and fuel. A full car would burn through its water tank far too quickly to be realistically viable. What are the Car RPMs? Also know that the place where you will work on this project will be dirty. Engine grease, oil, chemicals: you will need gloves, detergent, and you will leave smudges on everything you touch while working on it. Another very realistic and complex model suitable for teenagers and adults is Teching's 1:3 scale all-metal V8 engine kit. This kit contains more than 500 pieces and sells for $699.99. It takes about five hours to assemble, and is recommended for ages 12 and up. The van comes with a choice of two V6 engines, including a naturally aspirated mill good for 275 horsepower and an EcoBoost rated at 310 horses. All-wheel drive is optional.