Tastes Like Chicken
Jet fuel, that is...
The disturbing implication being that other jet engines are not very well documented and not very well understood? Or is NASA perhaps full of bureaucratic drones who can't be bothered to write a coherent press release because they are too busy helping muslims feel good about themselves?
I say bring on the chicken thrusters, though I'm certain the lunatic hamsters who believe in chemtrail conspiracy will find something sinister in the whole plan.
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Hat-tip to Jimmy V.
It may never make it into everyday jet-fighter use but NASA is checking out biofuel made from chicken and beef fat.
The chicken fat fuel, known as Hydrotreated Renewable Jet Fuel, was burned in the engine of a DC-8 at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center as part of its Alternative Aviation Fuels Experiment that is looking at developing all manner of biofuel alternatives to traditional Jet Propellant 8, or JP-8. The DC-8 is used as a test vehicle because its engine operations are well-documented and well-understood, NASA says.
The disturbing implication being that other jet engines are not very well documented and not very well understood? Or is NASA perhaps full of bureaucratic drones who can't be bothered to write a coherent press release because they are too busy helping muslims feel good about themselves?
I say bring on the chicken thrusters, though I'm certain the lunatic hamsters who believe in chemtrail conspiracy will find something sinister in the whole plan.
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Hat-tip to Jimmy V.
posted by Jar(egg)head at 10:47
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Make it a pork fat engine, and now we're talking! Pork fat rules!
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