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nelrish24 2 months ago
2 people worked for NASA and disliked this video
squirttle92 11 months ago
UQ rocks!!!!
youwanttoliveforever 1 year ago
THIS IS ONLY A COLLEGE'S PUBLICITY
rohitkumarindia 1 year ago
Essentially, its a shaped tube that ignites Hydrogen via pressure.
Tad more complex, but thats it essentially.
keoccy 3 years ago 3
u kno this is the ideal weapon for nuke warfare, nuke them before they can react. nice idea for small payloads but by the time it becomes useful it will have been over taken by something elce.
themaddoghimself 4 years ago
Nice idea but thats a waste xD
Gangster118118 4 years ago
Heh gotta admit, 7 months since that comment and now in Uni, I agree with you Gangster118118 lol.
chickenisafoolofatoo 3 years ago
I am enrolled for the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering course at UQ. I hope I get to work on some of these scramjets! I might even do PhD on this kind of thing; I love it!
chickenisafoolofatoo 4 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
shutup asshat
wesg77 3 years ago
Go Aussie.
oscarian 4 years ago 3
Yeah too bad the American's will probably say they invited it just like they do with any other technology.
FatPumPumLovah 4 years ago
Why wouldn't they- they did.
FelixA9 4 years ago 4
Educated and intelligent Americans tend to make a different claim. We take inventions from all over the world and refine them, then we put them into service and let everyone who doesn't know better think that we invented it in the first place. On a different note, anyone know whether the inner workings of scramjet technology is still classified?
Sablestone 3 years ago