Rearwards

In this mode it moves 11.8in rearwards through a 180-degree arc; in this position the wing leading edge sits behind the diffuser trailing edge effectively becoming an extension of the underbody.

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Air breathing Air-breathing engines such as turbojets increase the momentum generated from their propellant by using it to power the acceleration of inert air rearwards.

Another distinctive attribute is the position of wings relative to the fuselage and the degree to which they are swept rearwards.

General physical principles All jet engines are reaction engines that generate thrust by emitting a jet of fluid rearwards at relatively high speed.

It featured a reverse-flow design; air from the compressor was fed rearwards into the combustion chambers, then back towards the front of the engine, then finally reversing again into the turbine.

Problems During development, it was found that the comparatively heavy rear-mounted engine moved the centre of mass of the vehicle rearwards.

This will generate a lift force vector pointing forwards and upwards, and a drag force vector pointing rearwards and upwards.