Found on eBay and purchased by YouTuber Cleetus McFarland, this Boeing Turbine Engine Camaro just got a new lease on life.

Engineers have managed to shrink the modern jet engine until it is small enough to fit in model planes. After a half century of R&D, the turbine jet engine is now more powerful, efficient, and ...

The workings of a turbojet engine are based on fundamental physics, especially Newton's third law. Just like a balloon moves forward when air is released, a jet engine uses a high-velocity exhaust to ...

The Rover Jet1 was the first car ever built with a turbine engine and while it had it's advantages, there were also flaws that came with it.

The Chrysler Turbine Car was one of the most iconic vehicles of the early 1960s, so what happened to it? Here's the whole story of what happened to jet engines.

December 12, 2008 Massachusetts-based FloDesign has developed a wind turbine that could generate electricity at half the cost of conventional wind turbines. The company's design, which draws on ...

With a jet engine adapted for automotive use that could gobble up almost any flammable liquid, the Chrysler Turbine Car was one of the most revolutionary vehicles that ever roamed on American roads.

Wind turbine start-up is seeking funding to build prototypes of a turbine that its says is cheaper than traditional turbines and can be used for more distributed applications.

Engineers have moved a step closer to batch producing miniaturised, jet engine-based generators from a single stack of bonded silicon wafers. These chip-based “microengines” could one day ...

Jet engines work by compressing the incoming air through a series of compressors and combining it with atomized fuel in the combustion chamber. The fuel-air mixture is ignited, expanded, and released ...

GM dabbled in really alternative fuels in the 1980s but its turbine car wasn't the first or the last on American roads.

Jet engines—aka turbines—have long been renowned for their performance. They can send fighter jets to supersonic speeds or airliners halfway around the globe with hundreds of passengers on board.