Meme: Engine

Image Credits: Aviation Humor

Retro Propulsion - The way rockets propel back

Rockets are known for making their way up into sky off to space but have you ever noticed a rocket land? Recent technological advancements have proven that rockets too can land. Blue origin‘s New Shepard rocket was the first to officially land a rocket on November 23, 2015. 

Video Credits: Everyday Astronaut

SpaceX commercially implemented the idea in their Falcon Boosters. Since then several rocket landings were witnessed. So what’s the technique, that can be used to make a rocket land?

Generative Design in Aerospace

In early days designers used scales and drafters to express their designs on sheets in two dimensions. Lot of effort and time was invested in representing designs on drawing sheets, this delayed the product development and remained as a major lagging factor in production. 

Video Credits: Autodesk

Today various software are available which help designers to design a product in three dimensional platform. What about the future of designing?

Art: An interesting & interactive way to learn

View this post on Instagram

The motion of artificial satellites The period of rotation of the satellite around the Earth is 24 hours. Find at what altitude is the orbit of the satellite? Период обращения спутника вокруг Земли равен 24 часа. Найти на какой высоте над уровнем Земли находится орбита спутника ?

A post shared by Yuri Kovalenok (@jurij0001) on May 14, 2019 at 11:50pm PDT

Meme: How I see an airplane!

Meme: How planes fly

Let an aerospace engineer explain it to you for once and for all from r/memes

Meme: Expectations Vs Reality

KARMAN LINE – Where Space Begins

Ever wondered about the boundary between earth and space, we are well aware about the boundaries between nations/countries, but what is the case with space and earth? There is an imaginary boundary named as “Karman Line” named after Theodore von Kármán.

"Anyone who crosses karman line is termed as an astronaut."

According to Kármán’s calculations, this line lies at an altitude of 83.6 km (51.9 miles). The figure (83.6 km) isn’t an arbitrary number, there is a substantial reason behind it.

Video Credits: Seeker

Meme: Aerospace engineering

Image Credits: aeromemes.in

Sully: Miracle on the Hudson

When things go south, your presence of mind and actions remain the only ones which are going to offer you help. Even after giving out the best of your ability, you are challenged for your actions and held liable for a mistake, your guts and wit helps you tackle the situations. 

Video credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

Chesley Sullenberger an airline pilot and the real hero of the fantastic movie 'Sully: Miracle on the Hudson' lands a passenger plane on the Hudson River after both the engines go dead due to bird strike. He elegantly makes a...