Ford tests fuel leak in Spit device at Dearborn proving ground
Ford testers at the Dearborn proving ground evaluate a car crash into a barrier at 30 mph using the Spit device to spot fuel leaks. If more than five ounces of fuel were detected, it would complicate meeting a new 1976 federal safety standard aimed at preventing post-crash fires. The process, part of broader crash testing including barrier, pole, and rollover impacts, underscores safety feature evolution and industry compliance pressures.
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Winter going strong at research station
Seventeen men begin the second half of a long winter at the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station. They report temperatures of 100 degrees below zero and will remain until October. The crew conducts weather observations and studies to expand knowledge of the polar environment.
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