Steam EngineJet turbine EngineRotary EngineElectric EngineRocket EngineThe term 'engine' was originally coined to differentiate the "internal combustion" motor from all other previous types of motors. In the above mentioned answer, one should note that the jet turbine, the rocket, rotary and perhaps even the steam engines do have some sort of internal combustion. The proper term for the electric should be "Electric Motor"
The condensate or "con" trail. There can be two sources. Water is a significant component of efficient fossil fuel combustion. When this hot water (essentially dry steam) exits the plane's engine it cools and condenses into small water droplets that look like long straight clouds. Also, moisture in the air flowing around the wing tip can compress and expand again, showing up as a thin streak of cloud.
The fastest aircraft publicly known is the SR-71 "Blackbird", which set speed records at 1905.81 knots (2,193.17 mph, 3,529.56 km/h) There may be faster aircraft today; the rumored "Aurora" aircraft using a pulse-jet engine may be capable of Mach 5 or more. The Space Shuttle reaches speeds of up to 17,000 MPH while in orbit, and reaches mach 20 during its return to Earth and landing.
Another name for petroleum is crude oil, which describes its natural, unrefined state. It’s also called a fossil fuel because it forms from ancient plants and animals over millions of years. In some cases, people use the term black gold because of its economic importance, similar to how gold is valued. Regardless of the name, petroleum remains a key energy source, refined into fuels like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel for global industries.
Inventing the jet engine.
There are multiple claims for inventing the jet engine from 1910-1930, but the first jet airplane to fly was in 1939.
He contributed to the field of aviation by inventing the first jet engine.
Frank Whittle is credited with inventing it
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Frank Whittle was the invetor of the jet engine.
You can but a mini jet engine on ebay.
The Germans invented the first operational jet engine during WW2.
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The combustion of the jet fuel in the engine of a jet aircraft propells the craft forward when it exits the nozzles of the jet engine(s) at high speed.
It depends on the engine. The weight of the jet engine varies from 542lbs to 13842lbs.
Gloucester is where the first jet engine was developed .