Jet engine

Exactly.

So you reach out, you turn the pedal, and instantly the deafening bone-rattling roar of a 747 jet engine just erupts from the frame.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, and the sheer concussive force of the sound hits you directly in the chest.

There are only two bodies up there.

Okay, let's unpack this.

It's like looking at that piney vintage bicycle we talked about, but when the pedals turn, it produces the deafening roar of a seven forty-seven jet engine.

That's the exact sensation.

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Jet engines on bicycles, the physics of bad ideas.

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How hard would that have been to build? If you were standing directly behind the bicycle, would you get blown over by jet blast? Or scalded by the hot exhaust? Or does that only happen when the engine is huge? And then the part I like best.

He wants the physics of attaching a jet engine where there's no good reason to go.

Plus the other absurd things people have grafted jet engines onto.

That's a full afternoon.

Um, isn't-

Hey, Bosozoku, he's strapping jet engines to cars.

That's how he got known in the first place.

Isn't that insane, though? That the jet engine is nearly 100 years old I'm, I was kind of...

Wow.

That was-

Yeah, enough about jet engines-

Fascinating

Finger was amputated between the first and second knuckle.

Test 19 Test Materials 1 Pratt & Whitney F-100 Jet Engine and the Reinforced Ceiling of Containment Area 19B Procedure SCP-170 was applied to the jet engine mountings, which were quickly pushed 3.2 cm approximately 1.25 inches into the ceiling of the chamber.

After connecting an appropriate fuel supply and control system, the jet engine was fired.

Results The engine was run continuously at high speed for 40 minutes, while cameras monitored the join point for any signs of stress.

While small cracks appeared in the concrete around the join point, there were no indications of any possible structural failures or separation of the two materials, even under a force of 120,000 newtons.