Science and Technology TV Shows

The Gumpert Apollo was the fastest with a time of 1:17.1 seconds, until this beast came along! The fastest ever Top Gear Power Lap time is set by the Ferrari FXX with a time of just 1:10.7 seconds, but this lap time didn't count. Why? This was on the same show as Micheal Scumacher was revealed as The Stig. So I think that he took what I heard is his Ferrari FXX around the track. This is unfair as he would have lots of experience driving the car. To make this even more unfair, they admitted on the show on the show he is not The Stig, and can't be anymore because he has gone back to Formula 1. This means he could be better or worse than the actual Stig.

Damon Hill is a retired British racing driver from England.

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From electrical energy to mechanical energy

Capable of producing a deep or ringing sound.

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The aircraft were used as primitive weapons in WW1. For the first few monthes they were just used for observing. Until 1914 when Roland Garros mounted a gun and steel deflectors on the propeller to save it from the bullets.

each episode has a budget of $2 million

top gear started in 1977 as a local tv motoring magazine and a relauch in 2002

Oh, my friend, it's important to respect the hard work and creativity that goes into making shows like Star Trek. Instead of downloading them for free, why not support the creators by watching on a streaming service or purchasing the episodes? It's a wonderful way to show appreciation for the art and ensure more great content can be made in the future.

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Obviously the various segments are filmed at totally different locations, normally mentioned by the presenters at the start of the film. However the Test Track and the studio (which should be what you mean) are at Dunsfold Park in Surrey, where you could visit if you want to see filming. Its an old airfield Search for 'Dunsfold' on Google Maps and zoom in on the airfield which is east of the town. The large hangar is the recording studio. Here is the Wikipedia Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunsfold#Dunsfold_Park Hope I've helped!

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He worked on a small farm radio station reading out the names of sheep ready to be sold at market.

Today's business is more fast-paced and electronically based than ever---offices use fax machines, phones, computers, e-mail, and the Internet, television spots, copy machines, printers....the list goes on and on. This is almost entirely new to business, as technology has advanced so quickly in the last twenty years. We've never had so much technology to help us communicate with each other, and that's especially true in the business/economic world.

20th October 2002

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Actually-- Top Gear relaunched in 2002. The show originally began in 1977 and was quite boring. The new show relaunched as a car show and was an absolute hit.

Although he hates talking about money, it is reported that Jeremy Clarkson earns about 1 million british pounds a year with his BBC salary. He also earned an estimated 4 million pounds from his book titled "The World According to Clarkson".

Ferdinand Magellan

Depending on what type of metal the spoon is made out of it is a conductor of electricity.

To make the spoon magnetic you would have to constantly charge the spoon with electricity to magnetize the metal base, IE:a nail with a wire coiled around it and charged with two D batteries. All you have to do is coil a wire around the spoon base and connect both ends of the wire(BRASS) to two D batteries and you should have a small electro magnet.

On my tv it's 34 but it varys if you have a different cable company

the old fashinod doig i preferred it when it was limp biskit "keep rollin"

He made his début in Top Gear on the 20th of October 2002 for the first episode of season 1 of the new format version of the show.

season 9, if you're looking for the road trip from Miami to New Orleans.

No, there will be another series airing soon.