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reaction engine

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reaction engine [rē′ak·shən ‚en·jən]
(aerospace engineering)
An engine that develops thrust by its reaction to a substance ejected from it; specifically, such an engine that ejects a jet or stream of gases created by the addition of energy to the gases in the engine. Also known as reaction motor.


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Alan Bond of Reaction Engines Ltd and Mark Hempsell of Bristol University led the research on the tablet, which was found in the remains of the royal palace at Nineveh, modern Iraq, in 1851, and is in the British Museum.
Oxfordshire-based Reaction Engines designs and develops space transport and hi-tech propulsion systems.
Alan Bond of Reaction Engines and Mark Hempsell of Bristol University led the study on the tablet, found in 1851 in Iraq.
 
 
 
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