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> and it really drives home what massive amounts of exhaust these machines put out. It just looks this massove, but that's mistly due to condensation of water
by eliaspro 10y ago
> and it really drives home what massive amounts of exhaust these machines put out.
It just looks this massove, but that's mistly due to condensation of water vapor.
Sure, those engines have a massive throughput of air, but the visible "exhaust" is barely the result of burning kerosene.
- sandworm101 10y agoAnd water vapor from the burnt fuel. Hydrocarbon + o2 = co2+h2o. Those contrails are burnt fuel, just like car exaust on a cold day. The water is a product of burning.