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How does a rotating detonation rocket engine work?

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Terrible animation, not correct, less than helpful.

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RDREs are the future... Instead of a slow burn, it uses a continuous supersonic shock wave spinning inside a ring chamber. Supersonic: Wave spins at Mach 5+. Self-sustaining: Each explosion feeds the next. Efficient: Way more thrust with less fuel. Mind-blowing physics.

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@sarasissy25 So cool!

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This engine will certainly be part of the distinctive features of a 6th gen fighter jet. Countries developing a fighter jet without this technology are just a 5/5.5 gen fighter jet.

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Can use air rather than oxidizer

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yeah because you are using one idea in your head and ending up with another, you concept is self reenforcing waves, like the movie The Core, but getting a vortex like spinning a coke bottle to empty it. I could fix that.

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