Jet Engine vs. A Massive Hurricane

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]Black clouds scream at 180 mph. Bolted to concrete, a massive jet engine faces a storm. It's titanium blades spin into a blinding shriek. The hurricane responds with deafening roar, slamming a wall of water into the intake. Water chokes the compressor. The internal flame flickers. Fuel surges. Boom! A massive blast of afterburner fire rips out the exhaust, vaporizing rain into blinding steam. For 3 seconds, human engineering cuts a hole through the storm. Then, the hurricane shifts. A 200-mph crosswind shears sideways, choking the engine's air. A massive wall of ocean water engulfs the pad.