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why fighter jets can be too unstable
Bookmarked 337 weeks ago get the real engineering graph paper notebook here: http:standardtvre-notebook new streaming platform: https:watchnebulacomvlog channel: https:wwwyoutubecomchannelucmet4qy3027v8kjpadtdx-gpatreon:https:wwwpatreoncomuseru=2825050ampty=hfacebook:http:facebookcomrealengineering1instagram:https:wwwinstagramcombrianjamesmcmanusreddit:https:wwwredditcomrrealengineeringtwitter:https:twittercomthebrianmcmanusdiscord:https:discordggs8bhkmnget your real engineering shirts at: https:standardtvcollectionsreal-engineeringcredits:writernarrator: brian mcmanuseditor: stephanie sammann https:wwwstephanie-sammanncomanimator: mike ridolfi https:wwwmoboxgraphicscomsound: graham haerther https:haerthernet thumbnail: simon buckmaster https:twittercomforgottentowelreferences:thank you to ap archive for access to their archival footagemusic by epidemic sound: http:epidemicsoundcomcreatorsongs:solving it - frank jonss |
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rms titanic: fascinating engineering facts
Bookmarked 573 weeks ago bill shares fascinating images and information gleaned from the 1909 to 1911 editions of the journal the engineer it includes photos of the construction of the titanic and its twin the olympic the launching of these olympic-class ships and accidents that occurred the video includes engineering details of the ships engines steering mechanism and propellersbecome an advanced viewer and help review early drafts of new videos: http:wwwengineerguycomsupport |
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the engineering of the drinking bird
Bookmarked 418 weeks ago bill reveals the operation and engineering design underlying the famous drinking bird toy in this video he explores the role played by the water the bird quotdrinksquot shows what is under the bird039s hat and demonstrates that it can operate using heat from a light bulb or by quotdrinkingquot whiskey you can find more of bill039s videos and his books at wwwengineerguycom |
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weaving the bridge at qeswachaka
Bookmarked 527 weeks ago produced for the exhibition quotthe great inka road: engineering an empirequot http:americanindiansieduinkaroad on view at the national museum of the american indian in washington dc through june 1 2018 every year local communities on either side of the apurimac river canyon use traditional inka engineering techniques to rebuild the q039eswachaka bridge the old bridge is taken down and the new bridge is built in only three days the bridge has been rebuilt in this same location continually since the time of the inka this video is narrated by john ochsendorf professor of civil engineering massachusetts institute of technology and produced by noonday films |
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developing nuclear fusion in a basement with a reclusive gunsmith
Bookmarked 622 weeks ago doug coulter used to build signal processing and radio gadgets for our favorite three-lettered intelligence agencies but for the past decade or so doug039s chosen to explore his engineering interests in the isolated backwoods of virginia absent from any pesky boss or sticky bureaucracyafter tiring of living with a meth head who had a trigger finger itchier than an appalachian mosquito bite doug gave his ex-housemate the boot and confiscated his weapons thus paving the way for his new found love for gunsmithing doug has since open sourced his gun and ammo making techniques on his well-trafficked engineering forumbut doug039s most exciting creation is his guerilla-engineered nuclear fusion reactor doug039s pursuit for a limitless source of clean and self-sufficient energy takes place in what he calls his quotden of creative chaosquot which is essentially a cluttered workshop in the entrance of his home directly underneath his bedroomread more: http:motherboardvicecomreadthe-diy-engineer-who-built-a-nuclear-reactor-in-his-basementfollow motherboardfacebook: http:wwwfacebookcommotherboardtvtwitter: http:twittercommotherboard |
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post tension failure florida bridge collapse engineering explained
Bookmarked 412 weeks ago thank you for your intelligent analysis and wild-ass theories i ran a test to see why the post tension rod was sticking out of the rubble there was a problem with cracking on the pylon side of the bridge as my homebrew experiment proves the rod must have failed during tensioning just before the bridge collapsed engineering forum http:wwweng-tipscomviewthreadcfmqid=436595redditcomrengineering |
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how a single swedish submarine defeated the us navy
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how a laser works
Bookmarked 713 weeks ago bill shows how the three key characteristics of laser light - single wavelength narrow beam and high intensity - are made he explains the operation of a ruby laser - the first laser ever made - showing how electronic transitions create stimulated emission to give coherent light and then how the ends of the ruby cavity create a narrow wavelength highly collimated beam you can learn more about laser in the engineerguy team039s new book eight amazing engineering stories http:wwwengineerguycomelements |
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solids of constant width wwwhowroundcom
Bookmarked 774 weeks ago the width of a smooth shape is the distance between parallel tangents when a shape is not smooth we must talk about parallel support lines instead if we have a circle then the width is constant if the width is constant then is the shape a circle these solids have constant width more information is available from wwwhowroundcom |
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stanford photo scientists are teaching the camera new tricks
Bookmarked 703 weeks ago stanford scientists have created an open-source camera that could revolutionize digital photography by giving programmers that chance to design software to teach the device new tricks stanford university:http:wwwstanfordedustanford news story:http:newsstanfordedunews2009august31levoy-opensource-camera-083109htmlstanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford |
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why gm cancelled the 1973-1978 gmc motorhome
Bookmarked 383 weeks ago gm shocked the world for the 1973 model year with the debut of the beautiful gmc motorhome the 1973-1978 gmc motorhome was an engineering wonder that was decades ahead in styling and engineering to its closest completion the motorhome revolutionized the large rv market but why did gm cancel it watch this video for the answer to this question |
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the bold new world of biotic games
Bookmarked 785 weeks ago stanford physicist ingmar riedel-kruse has begun developing quotbiotic gamesquot involving paramecia and other living organisms he hopes the games lead to advances in education and crowd-sourcing of laboratory research while helping to raise the level of public discourse on bio-related issuesstanford university:http:wwwstanfordedustanford news:http:newsstanfordedupress release:http:newsstanfordedunews2011januarybiotic-video-games-011211htmldownload the article on the author039s website: http:wwwstanfordedugroupriedel-krusemore links:http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pdx7bkyscq4http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=8_imhgcbpdistanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford |
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a tribute to an engineering milestone hp-35 calculator
Bookmarked 812 weeks ago an engineer describes his experiences using the original hp35 calculator in 1972 |
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anodizing or the beauty of corrosion
Bookmarked 714 weeks ago bill describes how metals like aluminum and titanium are made resistant to corrosion by growing an oxide layer into the metals these is the same process used on many apple products this video is based on a chapter in the book eight amazing engineering stories learn more at http:wwwengineerguycomelements |
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