How a Jet Engine Works Infographic Cutaway Diagram

Educational infographic poster titled "How a Jet Engine Works" in portrait layout, with sharp readable text labels in clean English sans-serif typography. Show a cutaway technical diagram of a modern turbofan jet engine for a general audience, using clearly numbered labels, short captions, and connecting arrows that guide the eye from front to back through the engine. Include 6 numbered stages/components:

1. **Air Intake** — "Incoming air is drawn smoothly into the engine." Visual: front cutaway of the intake lip and open nacelle, with broad blue airflow arrows entering the engine inlet and converging toward the fan.
2. **Fan** — "The large fan accelerates air and sends part of it around the core." Visual: detailed cutaway of large fan blades spinning at the front, with split airflow shown as two paths: bypass air around the outside and core air into the center, using labeled arrows.
3. **Compressor** — "Multiple compressor stages squeeze the air to high pressure." Visual: stepped rows of smaller rotating and stationary blades in the core, shown in cross-section with arrows narrowing and pressure symbols increasing.
4. **Combustion Chamber** — "Fuel mixes with compressed air and burns to create hot expanding gas." Visual: annular combustor cutaway with controlled flame shapes inside the chamber, fuel injector nozzles, and orange-hot gas arrows moving rearward; keep it clearly technical, not dramatic.
5. **Turbine** — "Hot gases spin turbine blades that power the fan and compressor." Visual: several turbine stages behind the combustor, with rotating blade disks connected by a central shaft to the front fan and compressor; add curved arrows to indicate rotational energy transfer.
6. **Exhaust and Thrust** — "Fast-moving exhaust exits the nozzle and pushes the aircraft forward." Visual: rear nozzle cutaway with concentrated exhaust stream exiting backward, large directional thrust arrow pointing rearward and a smaller aircraft-motion arrow indicating forward movement.

Show the overall flow with clean sequence numbers, blue directional arrows for air, orange arrows for hot gas, and thin dotted guide lines connecting each numbered label to the exact component. Include a small side legend explaining bypass airflow, core airflow, and shaft connection. Visual style: professional cutaway technical diagram, precise engineering-inspired layout, magazine-grade editorial illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures. Use a professional blue palette with navy, steel blue, cyan accents, white background, and restrained orange highlights for combustion and hot gas. Mood: informative, precise, trustworthy, modern, accessible to the general public. No brand logos, no copyrighted characters, no identifiable people. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no watermarks Render labels and headings in clean English typography (sans-serif). No real-brand logos, no copyrighted characters, no people that could be identified, no graphic medical content. If the topic touches a regulated domain (medicine, finance, law), keep the explanation conceptual and add no specific dosages, prices or legal advice.