Center
Jet
Jet noun - A usually forceful stream of fluid discharged from a narrow opening.
Both words in one sentence
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The fifth movie, however, gives us a brief look at the building from the outside: a jet black, triangular prism-shaped building with a similar triagular hole in the center rising from the ocean with no visible doors or docks.
Source: Sinister Geometry - Jet engines are used as ballast in rovers, capable of bringing the vehicle's center of mass below ground level, improving turn stability
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Aluminum Christmas Trees: In the scene where Red Skull is making his escape, he makes his getaway in a weird-looking aircraft that was powered by three jet motors on a spinning rotor placed on the center of the aircraft.
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