Sabre Aircraft Engine Makes Flying Faster

A group of scientists in the United Kingdom recently invented a new type of aircraft engine, allegedly "the biggest breakthrough in propulsion since the advent of jet engines." The new aircraft engine was created by a scientist called Reaction Engines. The new invention can reduce the air entering the engine from 1000°C to -150°C in one-hundredth of a second.

This "major breakthrough" allows jet engines to operate safely at higher power levels without overheating. The designers of this engine believe that the driving force of the new engine will allow the speed of the aircraft to reach and exceed 2000 mph. It takes only 4 hours to drive a civil aircraft at this speed.

At present, the new engine is named "Sabre." If the technology is to be integrated with the current civil aviation aircraft, the engine needs to be redesigned. In addition, this engine can also be used for space flight, the designers said that this engine can be directly into the orbit of the aircraft, and once again come back to Earth. Technically speaking, a cooling system is used in the engine. The thin tubes forming an array are filled with concentrated helium. The designer hopes to create an 84-meter-long aircraft called the Skylon. The take-off and landing are similar to conventional jet engines that use oxygen at low altitudes. They can use rockets to use their own fuel to make flying speeds. Reach the fastest.