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• Jet engine
  {{Image|Jet Engine Simulation.png|right|250px|Simulation of a jet engine in operation.}} A '''jet engine''' is a reaction engine that discharges a high velocity jet of gas to gener
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• Jet engine/Bibliography
  ...hor=David S. Brooks|title=Vikings at Waterloo: Wartime Work on the Whittle Jet Engine by the Rover Company|year=1997|publisher=Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust|isbn=1- ...ohn Golly|title=Genesis of the Jet: Frank Whittle and the Invention of the Jet Engine
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• Jet engine/Definition
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• Jet engine/External Links
  ...08/10/27/open-rotor-jet-engine-reduce-fuel-consumption/ A New "Open Rotor" Jet Engine That Could Reduce Fuel Consumption] ...ects/DIY_Devices/homemade_jet_engine.htm RMCybernetics - A simple Homemade Jet Engine]
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• Jet engine/Related Articles
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• Jet engine/External Links
  ...08/10/27/open-rotor-jet-engine-reduce-fuel-consumption/ A New "Open Rotor" Jet Engine That Could Reduce Fuel Consumption] ...ects/DIY_Devices/homemade_jet_engine.htm RMCybernetics - A simple Homemade Jet Engine]
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• Supercruise/Definition
  A combination of [[jet engine]] and aircraft design that allows sustained [[supersonic]] flight without r
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• Propellant/Related Articles
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• Jet engine/Related Articles
  {{r|Bypass (jet engine)}}
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• Fixed-wing aircraft/Related Articles
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• Internal combustion engine
  A second common form, the [[Jet engine |jet turbine]], uses [[gas compressor|air compression]] from forward motion
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• Combustion/Related Articles
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• De Laval nozzle/Related Articles
  {{r|Jet engine}}
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• Jet engine/Bibliography
  ...hor=David S. Brooks|title=Vikings at Waterloo: Wartime Work on the Whittle Jet Engine by the Rover Company|year=1997|publisher=Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust|isbn=1- ...ohn Golly|title=Genesis of the Jet: Frank Whittle and the Invention of the Jet Engine
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• Fixed-wing aircraft
  ...gine]] or [[rocket engine]], while propellers may be spun by a specialized jet engine called a [[turboprop]], or by a [[reciprocating engine]].
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• Rocket science/Related Articles
  {{r|Jet engine}}
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• General Electric Company
  ...ization]], it is a leader in such diverse fields as [[medical imaging]], [[jet engine]] techology, [[locomotive]] manufacture, [[television]] broadcasting, comme
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• De Laval nozzle
  ...al part of modern [[rocket engine]]s as well as being used in supersonic [[jet engine]]s.
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• World War II, air war/Related Articles
  {{r|Jet engine}}
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• Thermobaric explosives
  ...ght draw a rough analogy between those types, and the difference between a jet engine and a rocket motor: the FAE and the jet depend on atmospheric oxidizer, whe
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• Sound (acoustics)
  ...n include noises that humans may find unpleasant, such as the sound of a [[jet engine]].
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• V-1
  ...air defense sirens; the V-1 was powered by a unique and inexpensive pulse-jet engine, which had a sound more like the buzz of a loud lawnmower than the roar of
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• Aerospace engineering
  ...(or in [[outer space]]) is provided by [[internal combustion engine]]s, [[jet engine]]s and [[turbomachinery]], or [[rocket]]s (see also [[propeller]] and [[spa * '''1937''': In April, the first turbo-jet engine, developed by [[Francis Whittle]], in the UK, achieved sustained operation
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• Rocket engine
  {{seealso|Jet engine}}
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• Gas compressor
  * In some types of [[jet engine]]s (such as [[turbojet]]s and [[turbofan]]s) to provide the air required fo
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