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I have a question about the 707 Engine Inlet Doors according to Wikipedia the Pratt amp Whitney JT3D inlet doors purpose is to

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The etiology of military power is from War Emergency Power WEP which in the WWII era was a higher than normal

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In case of engine failure do the fighter jets have such a stable airframe so that they can glide their way through to the

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Perhaps nice to mention why piston engines are so picky gasoline should only ignite when you hold a spark to it

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I once heard or misheard this There is an emergency propeller that comes down in an emergency of jet engine

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I ve heard pulsejet powered aircraft can fly at very fast speeds but are there any drawbacks to this type of engine

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What matters for a jet engine is the pressure and temperature differentials between the exhaust gas and the ambient

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It is understandable jet engines couldn t have mufflers but even long before the jet age airplane piston engines

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Out of curiosity at what temperatures are the exhaust gasses are expelled from jet engines A normal reciprocating