15 Most Incredible Jet Engines

[@nitro8678]

What about the Pratt and Whitney j58 turboramjet of the SR-71 Blackbird

[@FredPilcher]

Yep. Without that, it's a crock.

[@jppadd]

And the jt8…

[@user-nf2hm1bh8p]

Love your video bangladesh

[@Waveluth]

Jay Leno owns the only Chrysler jet car left in the world. Same color as your video. Super rare car. ✌🏻🇺🇸❤️

[@rotti911]

There are 9 surviving Chrysler Turbine cars left of which he does own 1. Turbine though, not jet. Big difference.

[@Does_it_come_in_black]

I seen one at the concurs del agnce in Oakland county Michigan recently

[@lawrencet83]

@@Does_it_come_in_black It's spelled "Concours d'elegance." But close enough.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Neglected to mention the Pratt & Whitney J-58 ,that the SR-71 uses.

[@lawrencet83]

Agreed! The J-58 should have been mentioned.

[@ronjon7942]

@@lawrencet83 Disagree. Yes, it's marvelous and historically significant, but it's old news; everything that could be written about it, HAS been written about it - kinda like Shakespeare. Time to move on, there's a treasure trove of info on the J58 on KZbin, I'd rather learn of other interesting masterpieces. The channel gave a historical nod to Whittle and the 004 (and the Chrysler - news to me, that...) but there's only room for fifteen.

[@matthewcotterill7155]

Sir frank whittle is a household name and hero in the uk

[@chrsjennn8202]

I'm so excited ich hope you are going to be here

[@easyrecipesanddeliciousfoo2954]

我好喜欢这个频道的节目😳😳😳

[@aliiimran7050]

Nice

[@sethkaicer319]

Big old jet airliner. Don't carry me too far away. Ooooh ooooh big old jet airliner. 4 it's here that I've got to stay.

[@Furgang1]

THANK YOU. I see that you restored the original older content. You have a wonderful series. Keep it going. All the best.

[@ronjon7942]

11:20 so much for the simplicity of a jet :) 13:42 wow! The YC-15 - there's an airplane you don't hear of every day. Nice work to the researchers.

[@EuroScot2023]

A very good and interesting selection. I have only one gripe - the title. It should read "15 of the Most Incredible Turbine Engines" perhaps with "In Our Opinion" as a qualifier. Many important engines were missed out. For example the BMW 003 which was developed as a competitor to the Junkers Jumo and formed the basis of the successful French jet engines of the post-war era which powered the various Mirage jets and others. You also missed the significance of the Whittle engine and its developments as being the power in many of the early jet aircraft of the UK, USA, France and of course The Soviet Union in the MiG15.

[@rocketstars9989]

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[@jjsmallpiece9234]

The classic error at 11mins discussing the RR Trent engine. RR aero engines based in Derby UK are nothing to do with RR Motor cars. RR split into separate companies in about the early 1970s - RR Motor Cars and RR aero engines. RR Motor cars was then taken over by BMW sometime later. RR Motor cars, I think, also moved away and maybe even shut their factory in Crewe, Cheshire (where they had been based for many years) and moved to Hampshire, UK.

[@aaronjohnson4595]

I was 361st like 👍

[@Oakley4Roblox]

I was the first like

[@koji8872]

Shut up, kid

[@aaronjohnson4595]

Lol

[@Oakley4Roblox]

@@koji8872 jut saying kid

[@koji8872]

@@Oakley4Roblox they are literally like 9 years old

[@Oakley4Roblox]

@@koji8872 11:acrually

[@teddysuhartono6786]

Ini baru bermutu 🙂😗👍👍

[@MrCutFolks7]

Also look at Cuba it moved too and it's gotten bigger it's as bid as Florida and Italy too Sicily is not less than a mile from the boot it used to be miles away now it's so close you can swim to it look for your self Mandela effect is real no denying it

[@davidgriffin14]

@14:45, did he really call the B-2 the B-21???????

[@lawrencet83]

Yes, he did. Well educated in this field.🙄

[@ronjon7942]

He got it right, the incorrect (prolly bc there weren't any photos of the Raider yet??) aircraft was shown; perhaps it would have been better to say 'similar in looks to the B-2.' At any rate, the B-21 is powered by a derivative of the F-135; the B-2 uses F-118s.

[@duaneadamsDM8029]

Fun fact the GE G9X like the GE90 power the 777-9X and the 777-200LR and 777 - 300ER

[@nellygee1655]

Fun fact that photo 5:29 was taken from here in wellington New Zealand :) it use to be called the lynx it went from Wellington to Picton

[@Ravenprodzzz]

Me first

[@adrenalineplays7147]

Close but second

[@juliane__]

Admittedly, i didn't watch every minute. But the biological engine resembles rather a rocket engine than a turbine jet engine. When Wittles engine is a thing, then should be the Heinkel HeS 3 a thing. It was the first jet engine to take off the ground in an actul jet plane. Remarkable i guess. Somewhat missing is the Rolls-Royce BR700 series or former BMW-Rolls-Royce, hence BR, is the mainstay of business jets and some regional and military jets. Soon to become the powerplant of the B-52 Stratofortress.

[@Furgang1]

A COMPLAINT: Why did you delete your presentations older than 8 months ago? I was watching each had just started the original Top 5s which were limited to 5 (rather than 15). Do you have or can you provide an accessible archive?

[@ooy4223]

TOP FIVES OKAY SO AT NUMBER 15. 😑😑😑

[@nikolaospeterson2495]

Junkers is NOT junk! It is pronounced as 'Yoonkas-yoomo'! My favourite antique aircraft is the Ju52/3m the 'Jumbo Jet' of the 1930s.

[@ronjon7942]

Both pronunciations are valid, but to your point, your preferred German one is favored now over any translation.

[@Furgang1]

I believe the Chrysler turbine was exhibited at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair

[@jelisontejada1758]

Is it fair to say???

[@paavangoyal]

The j in junkers jumo is pronounced like a y

[@confucio9n]

I was the third to write a comment and the viewer number 322 but I think it is fine, I guess...

[@yevercase3339]

i'm the first!

[@hernanposnansky4830]

confuses jet engines with turbo shaft engines, specifically on Jay Leno's turbine car. Shown without crediting Jay's Video . Not an ethical behaviour

[@ronjon7942]

A turboshaft engine is still a jet engine. Heck, a rocket engine is a jet engine. Re: JPL doesn't send turbojets into orbit. Not citing sources, yes, is bad form.

[@shamanbhattacharyya9285]

GE9x

[@erickson4798]

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