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A jet engine is a type of internal combustion engine based on Newton’s third law of motion, namely the action-reaction principle. These engines take in air, use the oxygen from it to burn fuel, and expel the resulting high-temperature and high-pressure gases rapidly from the rear, thereby generating thrust that propels the attached vehicle forward. Jet engines are also known as reaction engines or gas turbines. In their simplest definition, they operate on the principle of “obtaining forward thr

A jet engine is a type of internal combustion engine based fundamentally on Newton’s third movement law, or the action-reaction principle. These engines burn fuel using oxygen drawn from the air and expel the resulting high-temperature, high-pressure gases rapidly from the rear, thereby generating thrust that propels the attached vehicle forward. Jet engines are also known as reaction engines or gas turbines. In their simplest definition, they operate on the principle of “compressing atmospheric