JetEngine
March 13, 2005 5:13 AM Subscribe
Journey Through a Jet Engine [flash]
The link jumps to a default education page. I found the journey page via search (or via info for schools, resources for schools)
So-so.
posted by peacay at 5:41 AM on March 13, 2005
So-so.
posted by peacay at 5:41 AM on March 13, 2005
Great ride: thanks!
Link doesn't work in all browsers though: silently redirects to another page using Opera.
posted by TheophileEscargot at 5:48 AM on March 13, 2005
Link doesn't work in all browsers though: silently redirects to another page using Opera.
posted by TheophileEscargot at 5:48 AM on March 13, 2005
The link is strange...works for me ...but if not for you search for journey jet engine.
posted by srboisvert at 6:03 AM on March 13, 2005
posted by srboisvert at 6:03 AM on March 13, 2005
Although a repost, there's no way anyone could have searched it out given the tagline of the original.
Thanks!
posted by inchoate at 6:06 AM on March 13, 2005
Thanks!
posted by inchoate at 6:06 AM on March 13, 2005
...Like I said.
posted by nj_subgenius at 7:34 AM on March 13, 2005
posted by nj_subgenius at 7:34 AM on March 13, 2005
My dad fixes these things (well, smaller versions of the same thing anyway...)
He'll love this. Thanks.
posted by Cyrano at 9:06 AM on March 13, 2005
He'll love this. Thanks.
posted by Cyrano at 9:06 AM on March 13, 2005
fascinating, thanks!
posted by Silky Slim at 9:06 AM on March 13, 2005
posted by Silky Slim at 9:06 AM on March 13, 2005
Man. That thing defines "horrid user interface." Tons of information coming at you from several areas of the screen, and no way to freeze-frame all areas simultaneously. You can't, for instance, use the red bar to go back and re-read the end text; pause the engine animation and the RPM meter keeps spinning up; etc.
posted by five fresh fish at 9:17 AM on March 13, 2005
posted by five fresh fish at 9:17 AM on March 13, 2005
That looks pretty cool, but...
Shouldn't the pressure be below atmospheric pressure at the intake? Is the green bar supposed to be atmospheric? then why does the pressure go below atmospheric after the nozzle?
Also, what's with the linear increase/decrease of rpm in several places? What is that rpm gauge measuring?
But it does look pretty cool, that...
posted by Chuckles at 5:48 PM on March 13, 2005
Shouldn't the pressure be below atmospheric pressure at the intake? Is the green bar supposed to be atmospheric? then why does the pressure go below atmospheric after the nozzle?
Also, what's with the linear increase/decrease of rpm in several places? What is that rpm gauge measuring?
But it does look pretty cool, that...
posted by Chuckles at 5:48 PM on March 13, 2005
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