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The umbrella grouping for vehicle propulsion engines across every transport mode this atlas tracks, sitting one level above the four mode-specific engine subcategories that already carry the detailed working scope: Automotive Engines, Aircraft Engines, Locomotive Engines and Marine Engines. Belongs here, at this coarse level: the category node itself and any future mode-specific engine subcategory this atlas adds; individual named engines are never minted directly under this node. Does not belong here: any specific named engine or engine family, which always belongs to whichever of the four existing subcategories matches its vehicle mode -- an engine entity minted directly under Engines rather than under, for example, Automotive Engines or Marine Engines, is filed one level too high.

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Era of Emergence
1712 CE 1
All Engines
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General Electric F101

Aircraft Engines

General Electric F110

Aircraft Engines

General Electric F118

Aircraft Engines

General Electric F404

Aircraft Engines

General Electric F414

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GE36

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GE38

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GE4

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GE90

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GE9X

Aircraft Engines

General Electric GEnx

Aircraft Engines

General Electric H80

Aircraft Engines

General Electric I-A

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J31

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J47

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J73

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J79

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J85

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J87

Aircraft Engines

General Electric J97

Aircraft Engines

General Electric LM1500

Marine Engines

General Electric LM1600

Marine Engines

General Electric LM2500

Marine Engines

General Electric LM2500XPRESS

Stationary and Industrial Engines

General Electric LM500

Marine Engines

General Electric LM6000

Stationary and Industrial Engines

General Electric LMS100

Stationary and Industrial Engines

General Electric Passport

Aircraft Engines

General Electric T31

Aircraft Engines

General Electric T58

Aircraft Engines

General Electric T64

Aircraft Engines

General Electric T700

Aircraft Engines

General Electric T901

Aircraft Engines

General Electric TF34

Aircraft Engines

General Electric TF39

Aircraft Engines

General Electric TM2500

Stationary and Industrial Engines

General Electric X353-5

Aircraft Engines

General Electric XA100

Aircraft Engines

General Electric XA102

Aircraft Engines

General Electric YF120

Aircraft Engines

General Electric YJ101

Aircraft Engines

General Electric YJ93

Aircraft Engines

General Electric/Rolls-Royce F136

Aircraft Engines

General Motors 122 engine

Automotive Engines

General Motors 54 degree V6 engine

Automotive Engines

General Motors 60° V6 engine

Automotive Engines

General Motors Atlas engine

Automotive Engines

General Motors LS-based small-block engine

Automotive Engines

General Motors Rotary Combustion Engine

Automotive Engines

Genesis G8MR engine

Automotive Engines
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1. Wikipedia: Engine
WikipediaEngine, steam engine development
Quote, Engine, steam engine development
Improving on the design of the 1712 Newcomen steam engine, the Watt steam engine, developed sporadically from 1763 to 1775, was a great step in the development of the steam engine.
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