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Tag Archives: GE
Testing the GEnx aircraft engine
FACT: GE has the best YouTube channel ever.
GE factory flyovers
How do I get hired by GE to just fly mini helicopter camera rigs over their factories for a living? This seems like such a fun job. Plus, you get to see the amazing American industrial sector in action.
Watch composite GE aircraft engines being manufactured
Andrew Wonder created this video featuring GE engineers making composite aircraft engines for Boeing. Big machines like this always fascinate me. I like!
GE locomotive plant in Erie, PA
Photo via GE Tumblr I love trains. I want to go here.
GE: Energy & Dynamic Braking
To somewhat explain how their new locomotives convert and store energy during braking, General Electric (GE) made this gorgeous slow-motion video of a bunch of objects falling into some sort of jelly and bouncing back up. It’s just eye-candy from … Continue reading
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