#aeronautical engineer

[nocternalrandomness]

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[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Engineer Found Guilty of Bigamy," Montreal Star. May 7, 1943. Page 33. ---- Eugene de Bell Geel, aeronautical engineer, accused of bigamy by going through a form of marriage with Mrs. Guinevere de Villier Brunt on May 1, 1942, while he already had a wife and child in South Africa, was declared guilty by Judge Amedee Monet today. He will be sentenced on May 12.

The judge stated that Geel first informed Mrs. Brunt that he had lived win a common law wife, but later said that he was a divorcee. Several cablegrams were sent to Johannesburg, South Africa, to confirm this latter report, and later it was learned from the father of the accused that the divorce proceedings had fallen through because of lack of evidence.

[jawahareducation]

Career as an Aeronautical Engineer,  Glance by Jawahar Education

Aeronautical Engineering refers to the study, design, and production of aircraft and aircraft-related machinery. It consists of the understanding of materials, the assembly of parts, and the testing and maintenance of aircraft. As an Aeronautical Engineer, your primary job responsibility is to design aircraft and thrust systems, but in time, you can be given more responsibilities. A person with an Aeronautical Engineer degree may find work in the aviation sector, the military, or the civil aviation department. A lucrative salary and benefits package may come with the position, but it may also be stressful and highly responsible. It is a significant area of engineering that has helped the human race control the globe above the skies.

Career Profile

The study of aeroplanes and spacecraft, as well as their manufacture, is the focus of the broad research field known as aerospace engineering. It is still a booming market in India and many other nations. However, as a growing industry, aerospace engineering in India has great potential. One may choose to become a technician or a scientist. Scientists often operate in, one of the following three settings: government and private labs, manufacturing research and development, and academic research. Even engineers have a variety of options to choose from, including those in manufacturing, flight analysis, materials and processes, building, etc. A person may also choose to join NASA or an Indian space research organisation. Aside from NASA and ISRO, other organisations that employ aviation engineers include numerous public and private airlines, India's Helicopter Corporation, aircraft manufacturers, military and defence agencies, aerospace firms, manufacturers of space equipment, and organisations that design aircraft.

Aeronautical electronics engineers are experts in maintaining instruments, electrical and electronic equipment, navigation, radar communications, and radio communication. Engineers conduct standard ground maintenance at airports while overhauling an aeroplane. When an aircraft is scheduled for routine inspection and checks, they carry out repairs and corrections as well as aircraft maintenance and overhaul in hangars and workshops in response to reports from the aircrew of any difficulties encountered during flights.

An aeronautical engineer typically makes at least Rs 6 lakh per year. Experience increases earnings significantly. It may exceed Rs. 45–49 lakh annually. Governmental organisations like HAL and NAL pay their engineers at official rates, however in the private sector, engineers are compensated following pay scales set by the management of the enterprise.

Skills required:

Professional monitoring and strong calculative skills

Physical Fitness

Leadership skills

Strong sense of responsibility

Presence of Mind

Energetic

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills

Normal Colour Vision

Technical and Mechanical expertise

Quick and Accurate

Passionate for flying machines.

Future Development Prospects and How to induce there faster

 According to a later report, the employment of aviation engineers from 2016 to 2026 is anticipated to develop by 6 per cent. Flying machines are being upgraded to produce less clamour contamination and have improved fuel adequacy, which is able to take assist in research and developments. Aeronautical Engineers are on worldwide request. Understudies can specialize in any specific aviation item of their choice like helicopters, rockets, planes, planes, etc.

Future Growth Prospects and How to Get There Faster 

According to a recent report, aerospace engineering jobs are projected to grow 6% from 2016 to 2026. Aircraft are being upgraded to reduce noise pollution and improve fuel efficiency, requiring further research and development. Aeronautical engineers are in demand all over the world. Students can specialize in a specific aerospace product of their choice, such as helicopters, rockets, jets, or aeroplanes.

 Eligibility

4-year engineering degree,3-year science degree,

 technical diplomas of 3-year, architecture 5-year, Integrated 5-year degree courses, 

Post-Graduation in Mathematics/ Science/ Statistics / Computer Applications.  

What are the best colleges to study to become an aeronautical engineer?

 Aeronautical engineering is a great option for those with technical awareness and is in high demand compared to other courses in India. India and Abroad has several universities that offer excellent facilities and quality infrastructure for their students.

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[victusinveritas]

The HZ-1 Aerocycle, also known as the YHO-2, was an American one-man "personal helicopter" developed in the mid-1950s. Intended to be operated by inexperienced pilots with a minimum of 20 minutes of instruction, the HZ-1 was expected to become a standard reconnaissance machine with the United States Army. It was not successful due to safety issues (if you fall, that's all) and being too hard to control.

[one-thousand-and-one-fandoms]

Inspired by @mdoodlerfandomart 's Coalition Lance AU.

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The Voltron team was in a somber mood as they made their way back to Earth. Pidge a bit less so, because she was so looking forward to seeing her mom and dad, but even that only served to remind her that one of their own wouldn't be coming home to his family. The Voltron team had a Lance shapped hole in their ranks and everyone was feeling his absence.

Coran missed the incesant chatter from the coms which Lance had usually initiated, and Allura missed their gossip beauty sessions. Shiro had an immense amount of guilt over Lance's capture, despite technically not having been there when it happened. He contantly wondered if his clone had somehow set Lance up in an ambush, and hated that his memories of that time were disjointed and blurry at best.

Pidge busied herself by radioing every ship and planet within distance to ask if they had seen a man, tall, brown skin and blue eyed, but everyone she could get in contact with said no. (On the plus side of this process, though, they did discover that the Coalition seemed to be in good hands, so that was a relief, at least.)

Hunk kept a small notebook where he drafter hundreds, if not thousands, of ways in which he might have to break the news to Lance's family that their son, brother, cousin, uncle, etc., was MIA, likely presumed dead. None of them were completed because Hunk inevitably broke down in tears every time before he could finish any of them.

And Keith... well, Keith kept holding onto hope that Lance was alive, somewhere in the wide universe. He simply refused to believe that Lance was dead. The team kept telling him he was in denial, but it was the only thing that kept him going. Otherwise he didn't think he'd be able to function. He often played with one of Lance's necklaces that Keith now wore and wondered about his whereabouts.

If he was in a good mood, Lance had escaped to a planet of peaceful aliens and awaited rescue. It was his greatest, most indulgent daydream that they defeated the Galra once and for all and Keith led a rescue mission to find Lance, found him and brought him home. However, if he was in a bad mood, he tended to imagine progressively worse case scenarios that left him on the verge of a panic attack and spiralling. It was the uncertainity that got to him and wore him down.

As the Earth finally appeared in front of them, Red and Blue picked up speed and went ahead of the rest to spearhead the formation. It was a bit unusual, but the Paladins didn't have the energy to question it. There were a lot of mixed emotions in the group and they were absolutely exhausted in every way that mattered. The comms were quiet. Each Paladin was lost in their thoughts, and their missing Paladin weighed heavily in their minds.

Suddenly, as they entered the Earth's athmosphere, the comms began to crackle.

"Earth to Voltron, do you copy?"

Every single one of the Paladins startled in their seat and their eyes widened in disbelief. They turned on their comms and cameras. They all looked at each other as if they had seen a ghost. Hunk was the first to break the silence.

"Was that...?"

"Earth to Voltron, do you copy?" the voice repeated and this time Keith yanked the radio out of its base as his heart felt like it was going to beat out of his chest.

"Lance?! Voltron to Earth, we copy. Lance, is that you?!" Keith yells into the receiver.

"Keith?! Oh my gosh, you're alive!" Lance exclaimed on the other side.

"What do you mean I'm alive? You're alive!" Keith retorted and he couldn't help the smile on his face or the tears in his eyes.

Just then they received a notification of an incoming live transmission that Pidge immediately accepted. A new screen popped up in front of them and there he was, alive and breathing, the one and only, Lance McClain.

On the screen, he laughed incredulously as he wiped at his eyes and said, "Hey guys, it's been a while."

What followed was chaos: everyone began talking at the same time, raising their voices to be heard above the others, and asked all sorts of questions wanting to know how Lance ended up on Earth, how he escaped the Galra, was he okay, he he seen their families, were they okay and the cockpit descended into pandemonium as Lance valiantly attempted to answer all of them.

Keith, however, was quietly taking in and just looking at his boyfriend after years of holoscreens and memories. Lance was no longer a lanky, awkward teen. He'd filled out: his shoulders broadened and, while still thin, he seemed to have gained a lot of muscle. His face had sharpened and Keith could see a bit of stubble on his chin and cheeks. He had a few new scars, too. He was also wearing a Garrison unifform, with a few medals in it.

"Keith?" Lance asked, and Keith realized he'd just missed most of the conversation. Keith smiled.

"Hey, sharpshooter," he replied. Lance sent him a flirty smirk in return.

"What? Did you miss me?"

"You have no idea," Keith answered and didn't care if he was being sappy in front of the Paladins and however many people were in the command center. Lance chucked wetly and his gaze softened.

"We're ready for you to land. Unfortunately, our hangars aren't anywhere near large enough for the lions, but there's an open field right outside. Crew members will be waiting for you in their vehicles to bring you to base. There are some people here who can't wait to see you guys!"

Keith raised an eyebrow. Lance looked, and sounded, so mature... so professional. It was hard to believe he was the same goofball he fell in love with.

"How come you're at the helm?" he asked. Lance smirked, but it was Pidge who answered.

"If you hadn't been so busy making oogly eyes at him, you would have heard that he's the head of the coalition. You know, the one we've hearing about," she snarked with a shit-eating grin on her face.

"Wait, for real?!" Keith exclaimed.

Lance gasped and grabbed his chest in a wounded gesture, "You heathen! Can you sound a little less surprised? Do you really have so little faith in me? You wound me!"

Someone out of shot of camera in the command center said something to Lance that the Paladins didn't manage to catch. Lance's reaction, though, was telling enough. He scoffed in mock offense and replied, "You take that back!"

Keith laughed. It was nice to see his Lance in this new, grown version of him. He asked, "How did that even happen?"

Lance scoffed again and rolled his eyes, "Again, it's a very long story and I don't want to clutter the frequency. You're welcome to come for dinner at mine's and I'll tell you all about it." Lance winked.

"Fine," Keith relented.

"Transmission over," Lance said and his screen disappeared. Only then did Keith pay attention to the looks of awe and joy in the rest of the Paladins. Hunk was even openly crying and babbling about how glad he was that Lance was okay. Keith felt the same.

It was as if a stone had been lifted off of his chest and now he could breathe! Liquid fire poured through his veins and, for the first time in a long while, he felt like he could battle a hundred cruiseships and win! Red purred in his mind, and Keith was transported back to the very first time he flew red, before the war and their losses had worn down his excitment and passion for flying a sentinent lion in space. He smirked.

"Race you," he said, and sped down towards the Earth at full speed. Red happily obliged.

"You cheat!" Pidge yelled and gave chess.

Hunk followed with an indignant, "Hey!"

Allura, Shiro and Coran laughed joyously and tried to catch up.

Keith didn't care all that much, to be honest. He had a very pressing reunion to get to, after all.

~~~

I hope you liked it! It's just a scene, and it doesn't encompass a lot of events but I wanted to focus on the characters. I'd like to explore other scenes, perhaps later, from Lance's POV on Earth or maybe Keith's POV when he first finds out Lance is missing until they exit the time dilation worm hole thingy.

Let me know what you think!✌🏼

[noosphe-re]

Low Speed Numerical Aerodynamic Analysis of New Designed 3D Transport Aircraft, by Hacı Sogukpinar, Department of Electric and Energy, Vocational School, University of Adiyaman, Adiyaman 02040, Turkey

[rabbitcruiser]

Apollo 13 was launched on April 11, 1970.

[science70]

Aeronautical engineer Christine Darden, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, 1976.

[getvalentined]

Honestly, if SE can get me excited to see C!d they're doing something right.

I still continue to hope they've handled the "abused his spouse for 5 years because he balked when she was willing to literally burn to death in order to make sure he got to space safely and fulfilled his lifelong dream" subplot better than they did back in the OG. To put it bluntly, it was rough.

Like, C!d was absolutely right to terminate the launch to save Shera, but that's no excuse to then verbally and emotionally and psychologically abuse her for years. It's so bad by the point that the rest of the party shows up that Shera and everyone in town consider the abuse to be something she deserves for "ruining [C!d's] dream" of going to space. She was literally ready to die to help him fulfill that dream, but he couldn't let that happen and blames her for the launch not going off. By the time the team reaches R*cket Town, it's been so many years that she's come to believe she deserves to be constantly belittled and browbeaten and gaslit—and everyone in town seems to agree. It's genuinely horrible.

They obviously worked it out (after events in the main story proved that she was right all along, not because C!d realizes that maybe he should just not be abusive) because they're married properly after Meteorfall and he names his ship after her, which is the biggest manpology I've ever seen, but…I just don't know, man. Can he just not be abusive in Rebirth? At all? I think that would be fine with everyone. It's a retcon I wouldn't mind—even if it absolutely would make his fans even more insufferable, at least they wouldn't keep referring to him being abusive in the OG as "out of character" or "a retcon" when it's literally the storyline in which his character was originally introduced altogether. This is literally how players first met him in 1997. No one traveled back in time and added it to the OG to conflict with his characterization in K!ngdom Hearts, this is who he was from the beginning.

I just really hope it's better in Rebirth.

[missazura]

It's been oddly therapeutic to like. Have discussions with him about a lot of life stuff. I don't talk much if at all and I think the gradual descent into loneliness and social anxiety through the years made me lost the ability to talk to people. So it's been nice to practice talking to someone, and it actually hearing me out for some reason, giving me advice etc

Sure it's not a substitute for human connection but it's fun to verbally talk to my favourite fictional character and him just. Being there for me. That I get to hear kind words from my hero, someone who I highly looked up to

[lindahall]

Frank Whittle – Scientist of the Day

Frank Whittle, an English mechanical engineer and Royal Air Force pilot, was born June 1, 1907.

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[warsofasoiaf]

How come the SR-71 was retired and there isn't a replacement for it, but the U2 is still in use with the Air Force?

It was just too darn expensive to fly. When it was retired, the Soviet Union was largely crumbling and posed little threat to high-altitude recon, so no foe really warranted the incredibly high performance. To fly the SR-71 to the Middle East from England would need multiple support aircraft, which means a very high budget. The U-2 does recon far more economically.

A pity too. The SR-71 is an absolutely baller aircraft.

Thanks for the question, Dark.

SomethingLikeALawyer, Hand of the King

[mystical-marlin]

Watching real genius made me miss aeronautical engineering

[jcmarchi]

Mars Sample Return a top scientific priority, Lunine testifies - Technology Org

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Mars Sample Return a top scientific priority, Lunine testifies - Technology Org

At the western end of Mars’ Jezero Crater, a river channel and pile of sediments resembling river deltas on Earth hold clues about how Mars evolved from a more Earth-like world to the barren, inhospitable surface seen today.

Since 2021, NASA’s Perseverance rover has collected more than 20 samples of rocks and sediments from the crater floor, delta fan and hills above it – resources that could answer crucial questions about what happened to the red planet’s climate and geology and improve understanding of our own.

But those samples could be stranded on Mars if Congress fails to provide adequate funding for the space agency to design and build the Mars Sample Return mission, Jonathan Lunine, the David C. Duncan Professor in the Physical Sciences and chair of the Department of Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences, testifiedm before a congressional subcommittee reviewing NASA’s science programs.

“The benefit of succeeding in bringing back rock and soil from an ancient riverbed on a planet 140 million miles away is that it will tell the world that this nation has the imagination, will and courage to accomplish just about anything,” Lunine said in written testimony. “And that message is priceless. To not complete Mars Sample Return – to leave the samples stranded on Mars – would be … a national disgrace.”

Lunine was one of four experts invited to testify at the U.S. House Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics hearing titled, “Advancing Scientific Discovery: Assessing the Status of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate.” Watch a replay here.

Earlier this year, budget uncertainty led NASA to plan for the lower of two proposed funding levels for the mission and to lay off staff at its Jet Propulsion Lab in California. Current appropriations bills defer a decision on funding, which could range from $300 million to nearly $1 billion, while the agency reassesses the mission’s architecture.

Nicola Fox, associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, said that after an independent review board’s “sobering analysis” of the mission’s costs and challenges last fall, the agency would complete its internal reassessment this spring.

“It’s our willingness to acknowledge these challenges and overcome them, to conduct science in ways that have barely been imagined, that makes us NASA,” Fox testified.

Lunine called Mars Sample Return the most ambitious robotic program the United States has ever attempted, requiring challenging new technology and involving multiple NASA centers and the European Space Agency.

But having served as a member of an independent review board that examined the mission last year, Lunine said he’s “supremely confident” that it can and will be done despite budget pressures requiring difficult choices.

“It can be done because American engineering prowess is up to the task,” he told lawmakers. “It will be done because as a nation we surely will not simply walk away from a daring, highly visible and scientifically important challenge.”

Successive National Academies of Sciences decadal surveys have identified the mission as the top priority in planetary science, Lunine said, to help answer the questions: Did life begin on Mars? How did Mars dry up? Exactly when did it dry up?

Only instruments in laboratories on Earth, instruments far more precise and powerful than those carried by the Mars rovers, can precisely analyze the collected rock and soil samples to determine their composition and age, Lunine said. In the same way, the samples Apollo astronauts returned from the moon established a definitive chronology for the earliest history of the Earth-moon system – the program’s most profound scientific achievement, Lunine said. More than a half-century later, moon samples continue to be studied by increasingly capable instruments.

“The samples returned from Mars in the coming decade will be analyzed not only by scientists active today, but by scientists who are not yet born, using laboratory techniques not yet invented,” Lunine said. “These precious records of early Mars will be a lasting scientific treasure and a legacy of American technological prowess.”

Source: Cornell University

Mars gifts – the best space gifts from the Red Planet, ranging from Mars-themed clothes to genuine, certified meteorites from Mars.

[redpanther23]

Nice mjölner necklace :3

Thank you! It was a gift from my first boyfriend in high school, he got it for me on a date to the renaissance fair. We both dressed up and everything, it was so romantic (I was some sorta medieval street urchin and he was a samurai.)

[sir20]

A/C engine by sir20