For most people, a jet is a jet. But there are several different kinds of jet engines, depending on how they operate. You frequently hear about ramjets, scramjets, and even turbojets. But there is ...

Engineers from the Nezalezhne (Independent) Design Bureau have unveiled prototypes of the Hrim-17 pulsejet engine, which will be installed on various types of unmanned aerial vehicles. Source: a ...

28 Oct 2022, 14:51 UTC · By: Cristina Mircea // After he took his Halloween jet coffin car for a ride last week, the Crazy Rocketman is back with another insane machine: a pulsejet engine-powered lawn ...

Jet engines are undeniably awesome, but their inherent complexity prevents many from experimenting with the technology at home. Perhaps the most accessible design is the pulsejet; in valveless form, ...

Wave Engine Corp has aced a demonstration flight of a simple jet engine with no moving parts. A modern version of a pulsejet, the J-1 engine powered a UAV through take-off and several mid-air ...

The US Air Force (USAF) is funding development of a new pulsejet-powered decoy as it continues seeking cheaper and simpler forms of unmanned air vehicle (UAV) and cruise missile propulsion. The USAF ...

In an effort to create a simpler, more affordable form of jet propulsion, University of Maryland spinoff Wave Engine Corporation has developed a digitally controlled modern-day pulsejet engine for ...

Picture this: an old, white-bearded man driving a homemade, fire-spitting, triple valveless jet go-kart through the desert. Now scroll down at the end of this article and hit the play button on the ...

If you’ve ever had the strange, burning desire to straddle a pulsejet engine, you might be in luck. A 1929 Harley-Davidson powered by such a lump with 250 pounds of thrust is headed to Mecum‘s ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This is the shutter assembly from the ...

Move aside Grandpa Munster, there’s a new coffin car in town – and it’s powered by a jet engine. Oregon inventor Robert Maddox gave the Dragula coffin car - made famous in the 1960s children’s TV show ...