What is the main difference between a jet engine and a rocket engine?
Don't bother to look on google the answer isn't there.
Have a guess
Dave
Don't bother to look on google the answer isn't there.
Have a guess
Dave
A silly question
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The main difference between the two types of engine is that a rocket carries its own supply of oxygen for combustion. A jet engine requires oxygen from the atmosphere for combustion, and so cannot operate in the vacuum of space
I didn't google it...........I BINGED IT
I didn't google it...........I BINGED IT
Noooo!!!!The main difference between the two types of engine is that a rocket carries its own supply of oxygen for combustion. A jet engine requires oxygen from the atmosphere for combustion, and so cannot operate in the vacuum of space
I didn't google it...........I BINGED IT
Even if it can give you an answer Google can't, never Bing it!!!
Serious ? Any reason not to ?Noooo!!!!
Even if it can give you an answer Google can't, never Bing it!!!
No, no real reason at all! I was just joking about it because I get frustrated as my phone's default search engine is Bing, it won't let me google anything without a lot of effort, which just makes me sad.
No, no real reason at all! I was just joking about it because I get frustrated as my phone's default search engine is Bing, it won't let me google anything without a lot of effort, which just makes me sad.
Haha . Cool. Got me worried there for a second. Thought you knew something I didn't.I also hate Bing with a passion
What is the main difference between a jet engine and a rocket engine?
Don't bother to look on google the answer isn't there.
Have a guess
Dave
Is this the same kinda question as to Whats the Difference between Jelly and Jam ?
No - it is not about semantics.
You are all very close.
To burn the fuel oxygen is required so no real difference there. However where the oxygen comes from is different and as you have all said a rocket carries it's own supply of oxygen for the rocket engine. However if one wanted to use a jet engine in outer space it could be done by carrying it's own oxygen.
Dave
Here's a clue, how do you know that Boeing you are sitting in on the runway has jet engines and not rocket engines?
Dave
Dave
Sorry there a Dirty joke that asked.. Whats the Difference between jelly and Jam
(dont think i can post the answer on the thread )
So can a liquid fueled rocket engine, solid fuel - well that is on or off.
Can one get a solid fueled jet engine - yes a Ram Jet.
Another clue, one can visually see the difference quite easily.
Dave
Jet has an intake?So can a liquid fueled rocket engine, solid fuel - well that is on or off.
Can one get a solid fueled jet engine - yes a Ram Jet.
Another clue, one can visually see the difference quite easily.
Dave
this is off topic forum, whats the punchline?!!!.Sorry there a Dirty joke that asked.. Whats the Difference between jelly and Jam
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