This futuristic jet engine is very real

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Yeah, GE has been working on the LEAP program for probably 10+ years now. I believe it's viewed as sort of the replacement for the CFM-56 that you find on the Boeing 737 line of planes. It's certainly cool with its 3D printed parts but I don't know that it's all that futuristic beyond that. It still operates the same way as any other jet engine.