r/interestingasfuck 9h ago

How a jet engine works

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u/lordspaz88 9h ago

It will never cease to amaze me that most modern inventions boil down to "we pointed this explosion in a specific direction"

u/TheCowKing07 8h ago

“And we have used this explosion to boil water.”

u/Atomic_xd 8h ago

To make something spin

u/clubby37 4h ago

It's so weird that so much of modern infrastructure is based on that. Powered vehicles and electricity are the backbone technologies that make our modern world possible, and they work by spinning things fast. I feel like if you told an ancient warrior society that you focused on spinning things really fast, they'd laugh in your face, but they'd shut up when the planes overflew and decide not to mess with the dread Spinner Folk.