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EX-0062 · Talking-head explainerHenry Reich
MinutePhysics — Why Are Airplane Engines So Big?
minutephysics @MinutePhysicsTalking-head explainer · Hand-drawn · Flat 2D · 123s
Length
123.3s
Beats
22· 0 hard cuts
Pace
10.7/min
Avg beat
5.6s
A hand-drawn whiteboard explainer that starts from one visible trend, jet engines getting bigger, and builds the physics step by step: thrust is mass times velocity change, wasted energy goes up with velocity squared, and drag caps the size. It ends on a sponsor end card.
ExplainerHand-drawnFlat 2DHandwritten typeVoiceoverMinimalLight UITechnicalEducationMedia
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