Jet Plane: How It Works

Jet Plane: How It Works

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2012 · English · Hardcover · 2 editions
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David Macaulay and Sheila Keenan take readers on an engaging exploration of the fascinating world of jet planes. The narrative unfolds the intricate mechanics behind these colossal machines, shedding light on how they manage to soar through the skies despite their immense weight. In a manner that is both informative and accessible, the authors demystify the engineering marvels which allow jets to operate efficiently.

Through vivid illustrations and captivating explanations, the duo invites young minds to envision the powerful engines and aerodynamic designs that make flight possible. Key principles of physics, such as lift and thrust, are simplified, allowing readers to grasp the essential concepts that govern aviation.

The journey not only covers the technical aspects but also sparks curiosity and wonder about the marvels of flight. Readers are encouraged to ponder the incredible achievements of human ingenuity as they become familiar with the science that allows an airplane to carry passengers across vast distances.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 32 pages
Language English
Published Sep 18, 2012
Publisher David Macaulay Studio
Editions 2 editions
ISBN-10 1596437642
ISBN-13 9781596437647
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