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Hey everyone!

We hope you are all having a great Friday, here is an early access preview of our upcoming Mentour Now! video. We also know that there are some people experiencing problems with Patreon playback so we will start adding links in the description of our posts now.

Catch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRLk-uankUA

We hope you enjoy.

  • The Mentour Team

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Iain Shepherd

Absolutely stellar job on the animations in this one. 4:10 “compressed .. so much it turns from liquid into smoke” seemed weird, wouldn’t compression do the opposite of that?

Kevin

Question Why do Airbus and Boeing use one engine to pressurize the cockpit and another engine to pressurize the cabin instead of using both engines to pressurize each space evenly? Is it to save money on manufacturing, or are there other benefits?