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Both jet engines and rockets burn fuel with oxygen, but they get that oxygen in very different ways. A jet engine pulls in air, compresses it, mixes it with fuel, and burns it. Since it only has to carry fuel, it is very fuel-efficient, but it stops working where the air gets thin and can't operate in space. A rocket carries both fuel and an oxidizer, often liquid oxygen kept at about -183°C, so it can fly in a vacuum. The cost is weight, because most of a rocket's launch mass is propellant. In this video we explain how each engine works, why air is only about 21% oxygen, and why rockets can reach space while jets can't. We also look at hybrid ideas like SABRE, an engine concept that would use air at low altitude and switch to onboard oxygen higher up. Curious Club TV @CuriousClubTV Instagram https://www.Instagram.com/curiousclubtv Facebook https://www.facebook.com/curiousclubtv

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