Idiotic comments even on this topic .

Turban is a thing worn on your head, turbine is a jet engine. Fix yourself

All he is describing, is the Jumo 004 engine

What is the engine sitting on the table beside him? Is it even a real engine or just a model of one?

45:10 is crazy 2025... and Neither one of the companies are still around. 🙄 sad 😔

@35:31 poor guy, he had no idea how unstable the industry was going to get in a year.

Y2k heck yeah

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Priceless Instructional Video Extremely well Presented 👍 ...

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This explains a very complicated concept in a very easy to understand way without glossing over information

A good example of turboshaft engines are the RR/Allison 250C engines that power the MD500 or Bell Jet Ranger helicopters, a sweet sound on start-up, I must say.

Handsome white man….

I cant stop jacking off to this video. I wish modern videos covered everything like this video.

A really good documentary .one which I enjoyed watching a lot

Focusing on a lengthy lecture has never been this easy. Easily the best lecture ever. Thank you for uploading!

Here ladies and gentlemen..I present to you the anatomy of jet engine

This is a great informative video. I like this man's demeanor.

Does anyone know the name of this Gentleman?

😮❤ dual rotar Engines

Amazing

Can you give an idea about the actuator variant for operating the 3 stage VGWing and VIGW

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Yes, the Soviet Air Force was very well equippe.better than the modern jets. This video is a great historical document.

This channel deserves multi million subscribers..

Who is the guy in the video?

MIG 21, and it’s Chinese clones, still flying and protecting national airspace’s of several smaller countries

28:30 Complaining about oil "skyrocketing" to $24/barrel! Ahh, the late 90s were different times.

Thanks for this wonderful explanation.

One question I have about this explanation is why the combustion exhaust all seems to go out the exhaust. The combusting gases would go in all directions, so some would go forward too.

Excellent video! Explained so much in detail and easy to follow. Best I’ve seen of all the youtube jet videos. Yet the one question I’ve had for years remains unanswered. With a rocket, it’s easy to see that the combustion gases push against the rocket nozzle itself, thus transferring thrust to the superstructure. With a turbojet, ALL the videos and explanations just say “Newtons Law”, gas jets out the back and gives forward thrust. But exactly WHAT is the exhaust gas “pushing against”? The best I can imagine is most is pushing against the forward structures of the combustion chambers, and a good portion is also effectively pushing against the compressed air at the last stage of the compressor. I imagine the compressed air forms a stationary front, just aft of the final blade wheel. And since exhaust gas cant really ‘push’ against air (another gas), it is actually the spinning compressor blades “generating” the “thrust” as they maintain 20-40 ATM compressed air pressure. Thus the “thrust” is actually ultimately generated in the main rotor itself, and transferred to the superstructure by the bearing system. I recall on commercial flights, at takeoff, the engines whine higher and higher and higher - then there’s a sudden ‘boom’ and solid roar - I think that is the stationary compressed air front forming and reaching static equilibrium with the combustion front. Anyone can comment on this?

Man this îs Henri Coandă inovation

Any respected American documentary must start with a gun. Then we wonder why there're most mass shootings that days of the year.

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So glad this guy went on to narrate every movie trailer in the 90s. What a legendary career.

You guys realize that United and Continental is owned by the same person Walter varney

R.I.P. Continental Airlines (1934-2010)

R.I.P. Twin Towers and to all the victims who died on September 11, 2001 2:49 2:56, We Will Never Forget 🌹🌹🌹

Great document!

Genious.

0:11 Subbed 😂😂🎉❤

This is glorious.

Esme Sara khel right quantity of fuel (input )+ parts aceept that input without any problem , and exhaust and sound comes in a right sequence

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Rotary engine can be built to achieve 115% efficiency, because it turns so fast its starts to become its own turbo. now what do u think a jet engine achieves? it spins so fast, it gets to a point it doesn't need fuel anymore that's how efficient a jet engine is. of course, no one will tell u this.

Nice video covering the basics. 👍👏.

What is "flame out"?. Is it because the burner stage is not getting enough air to sustain continued ignition? Does it literally mean the flame runs out? Or does a lack of pressure cause the ignition point to move closer to the compressor? I guess that would cause the turbine to move slower causing less air in causing less burn?

Great exposition of the jet engine. I would only add that it would have been far more understandable, for me at least, if instead of a balloon, they had started the comparison of the jet engine combusters with the rocket engine with which the jet engine is an obvious descendant.

Ming 29 showing its skills back in 88 Americans are just learning some of this by copying these videos

I think the bear is excellent 👌