 Revolutionary jet engine has no moving parts A Regina-based aerospace company is working on a new jet engine that has no moving parts.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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-J.
So basically the same thing as a Scramjet?
No, not if this thing can operate at subsonic speeds.
So basically the same thing as a Scramjet?
No, not if this thing can operate at subsonic speeds.
So something revolutionary then?
So basically the same thing as a Scramjet?
No, not if this thing can operate at subsonic speeds.
So something revolutionary then?
It would be revolutionary, if it can take off under it's own power.
It runs on wheat, that's why it's in Saskatchewan. Also it needs a flat surface.
Once again Saskatchewan have, Ontario have not.
It runs on wheat, that's why it's in Saskatchewan. Also it needs a flat surface.
Once again Saskatchewan have, Ontario have not.
-J.
It runs on wheat, that's why it's in Saskatchewan. Also it needs a flat surface.
Once again Saskatchewan have, Ontario have not.
Also Saskatchewan is where Super Dave Osbourne gets his sealskin bindings.
Wondering how you make sound waves with no moving parts.
Super Dave's electric car: where he spent the episode trying to find which one of the 1,000s of AAA batteries wired in series was the dead one.
Wondering how you make sound waves with no moving parts.
How does a pea-less whistle work?