Aerospace is a term used to collectively refer to the atmosphere and outer space. Aerospace activity is very diverse, with a multitude of commercial, industrial and military applications. Aerospace engineering consists of aeronautics and astronautics. Aerospace organizations research, design, manufacture, operate, or maintain aircraft and spacecraft.
The beginning of space and the ending of the air is considered as 100 km (62 mi) above the ground according to the physical explanation that the air pressure is too low for a lifting body to generate meaningful lift force without exceeding orbital velocity.
Hello.I'm currently studying mechanical engineering in the university.I want to follow a career in aerospace engineering so I'm looking for a good master course after I graduate.I'm very interested in flight dynamics,aerodynamics,CFD and aircraft design.I want your help and information about the...
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I am applying this year for aerospace engineering at university. i need some help with my personal statement. It would be great if anyone of you send a copy of good personal statements and ideas on what to write in it.
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What does an Aerospace Engineer actually "do"?
Q1: What does an Aerospace/Aeronautical engineer actually do?
I've done some research spread out over the last few weeks (Wikipedia, etc) and I've discovered it's a pretty broad topic (Fluid Dynamics, Astrodynamics, Propulsion, etc). It seems like...
Hi, everyone. I'm working on a paper for my freshman year English class. It's a report on the career I intend to get into and I have to use an interview as a source. I have ten questions prepared, I just need an engineer to answer them.
If there's an engineer here willing to help, please let...
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I am in need for a worthwhile recommendation.
I am in Canada and crave to studying aerospace engineering (it is silly that in Canada we just have three universities teach undergrad aerospace engineering), so what do you thing about University of Toronto considering the first two...
I did some research on Aerospace Engineering and would further like to ask do these type of jobs get you into NASA or is it mostly physicist. I saw some jobs relating to Aerospace and i saw stuff like air traffic control officer, nothing in the area of 'SPACE'.
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A thread\blog of some aerospace stuff I get to do on a day to day basis.
These photos are from the AUVSI convention I went to last week. I will be attending a CFD training session\conference in early September out in California. I'll post and pictures from that if I take any, though I doubt it...
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Right now I am going into my senior year of high school, and I was wondering if I should get my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or aerospace. Eventually I want to work for a Formula 1 team as an aerodynamicist. I plan on getting a...
I'm just starting my sophomore year as an undergrad and am thinking about my major. I'm planning on getting a doctorate in Aerospace Engineering and was wondering which minor would be most useful/appropriate. For my actual job, I plan on doing research and development for some Astronautical...
I'm planning on getting a PhD in Aerospace Engineering and was wondering what kind of companies do research for space exploration/colonization. I need to know this so I know which university to go to so my career will be literally outside waiting for me.
I heard the location with the most...
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Is it possible for an Instrumentation and control engineering student(graduate ) to get into Masters of Science in aerospace engineering.
Please advice if anyone of you is well versed with the topic.
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I am Nosayr Yassin, a 17 years old high school student living in Israel. I am highly interested in attending a U.S top ranked university. However, nothing intrigues me but Aerospace engineering major. I am kind of clueless now. Should I chase the dream or should I chase the money...
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I need some help with this. I am an american citizen living in Europe and have recently decided to go for my dreams. I've mulled the possibilities over and have settled on Aerospace Engineering. In particular Astronautics. There is an excellent degree program at ISAE in France that is...
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Im wondering if I am aiming too high for gradschool in aerospace engineering. I am going for a PhD.
Major GPA (mechanical) 3.68 from a fairly well known school
-Have also taken a lot of advanced undergrad classes, and will take two graduate level classes next year.
Member of...
What would you say are the main focuses of research in aerospace engineering right now, specifically anything to do with aerodynamics or fluid mechanics in general. Is there a lot of research in new areas or is it mainly a lot of small tweaks in order to improve already existing systems? What do...
What would you say are the main focuses of research in aerospace engineering right now, specifically anything to do with aerodynamics or fluid mechanics in general. Is there a lot of research in new areas or is it mainly a lot of small tweaks in order to improve already existing systems? What do...
ok. so with all the gloom and doom there are always positive sides. I was reading http://www.thecareerengineer.com/static_content.cgi?record_type=news&record_id=19245609" because of 3 major contract wins.
This is good right? I mean its a positive sign that things are getting better. Or just...
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MORE good news it seems. was reading , http://www.themanufacturer.com/uk/content/9339/Airbus_get_" and it said Airbus was getting a 28 million pound grant.
This will keep close on 2000 http://www.careers-jobs.eu/aerospace-jobs" safe.
Could this be the sign that things...
Hey guys, I'm sure this topic has come up but I feel I have a little different case than most. So, I am currently about to enter my third year as a civil engineering student, but I've recently been very attracted to a career in the aerospace industry. My university doesn't offer such a...
Hi everyone. I was just wondering if anyone in the UK could give me a little advice. I've just read an article from thehttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8092950.stm" ? Or go into a completely new sector.
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I am currently holding offers for Aerospace Engineering from the following unis:
Bath
Loughborough
Manchester
My reply date is tomorrow and I am having a hard time deciding which offer to accept.
Personally I'm attracted to Manchester the most (I like the course content, the city...
I plan on giving lots of insight and asking my fair share on this awesome forum. One thing that I'd like to share is my blog on how I'm becoming an Aerospace Engineer, for any of you that are interested in possibly becoming one some day. I write at least once a day on subjects involving...
HI..I am doing my final year Undergraduate mechanical Engineering in an Indian University.. I would be finishing my UG in few weeks.. I am keen on doing my masters in Aerospace in a verygood Aerospace university in US. uk or France. I have participated in many national and international...
I have Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Aerospace Engineering. I recently got PhD admits from University of Michigan (Aerospace Engineering) and University of Texas at Austin (Computational & Applied Mathematics). I need to make a choice between the both and I hope you guys can help me out.
Hi! I don't know what to pick as a major. I am extremely interested in both fields (moreso than any other major at the school), however, I don't want either discipline to occupy my entire life as an undergraduate (I'd like to have some free time). I already satisfied most of the...
Hi, i don't really know anything about physics and engineering... i wish to learn alittle... but i am building something and i don't know what i need... its more like a helicopter to lift close to 75lbs. i would like to use a 4blade or 5blade fan system but do not know the measurments i need...
So I'm thinking of going into Aerospace engineering but have no idea if i will enjoy it. I'm a junior in high school and enjoy physics/math/science A LOT. Air crafts interest me, especially the whole NASA thing. For anyone in Aerospace now, do you find it intriguing? What aspects are "fun"...
I can't figure out which colleges to apply for when I graduate in 2011 since everyone of their sites say they have one of the top programs in the nation. I'm looking for a program that specialises in military purposes and UAVs. Any ideas?
I have an equivalent Master’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering from Polytechnics of Turin (Italy).
I am permanent resident of the United States of America. I have been in the Country for over one year.
I appreciate to have some advice about getting a job in aerospace field; I have been sending...
I am a grade 11 student and really and acutally confirmed my dreams that i will be something in aerospace..but what careers can i get?
i really like space. Incase that helps a bit.
Thank you!
I am just entering as a junior in my undergrad program, and have one semester left of classes which can apply to either degree. So soon I will have to make a concrete choice regarding which degree I am going for.
Hopefully some ME's or ASE's out there can give me some advice.
Personally...
Hi guys, I hope I am posting this in the right spot. I'm 19 years old going to community college and I have become very interested in aerospace engineering. I really want to look into getting my degree in aerospace engineering, but I'm worried I'm just not smart enough. I wanted your guys...
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I'm looking for books or websites about computer science/software engineering in aerospace technology. Stuff like, what kind of programming languages are used for stuff, the infrastructure, etc, etc, for satellites, aircraft, rockets, etc, etc... basically any info on...
1.1 The Space Shuttle from a Systems Engineering Perspective
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Aeronautics-and-Astronautics/16-885JFall-2005/CourseHome/index.htm
Non-academic books every aerospace engineer should read:
You MUST read this book. It should be required reading at any school!
[1] Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years of Lockheed (Paperback): by Ben R. Rich (Author), Leo Janos (Author)
http://www.sci.fi/~fta/kelly-bk.jpg...
The point of this thread is to provide some basic information about computers and how they work. In the modern age of engineering, one will invariable have to write code and work with computers. As such, it's important to know some of the basic operations and blocks utilized. I was cleaning out...
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The colleges that I am looking at attending both have MechE but neither have aerospace engineering. It seems to me that the easiest transition from one of the 4 main engineering types to aerospace would be mechanical, but how seamliess is htis transition? Can one go 4 years as Mech E...
Hello. I'm in 10th grade in high school and for one of my engineering classes I have to do a research paper. One requirement of the paper is I have to interview a currently active and experienced engineer, so I came up with a few questions that I would like at least one of you to answer. If you...
Hey all, I am a sophmore in my high school and for my one of my engineering classes i have to do a research paper. One requirement of the paper is to interview a currently active and experienced aerospace engineer, so i have come up with a few questions that i would like at least one of you to...
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As from next year, I will be attending university. At this point in time I am studying Pure Mathematics and Physics at A-level. The way I see it right now is that once I get a degree I wish to do a Masters in Aerospace engineering. My question is, what would be the best degree to get so...
Hello, first time poster (can't say I am a long time reader) and I've been looking for the answer to a question in regards to Aerospace Engineering. First a bit of background about my degree.
I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Engineering Physics with a focus on electrical engineering. I...
At our university, next to Calculus 1,2,3 every other math is linear algebra. Can someone explain what an aerospace engineer can do with linear algebra? Where and how is it applied/what is its use?
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im a long time lurker of this forum for physics/math help.
now, i seek academic advice:smile:
this year I am in grade 12(final year), doing international baccalaureate diploma in ontario, Canada.
so far for post-secondary i have my eyes set on the aerospace engineering...
Well I am a freshman in college (University of Toledo) and all day today i pretty much was contemplating on whether to pursue Pharmacy, Med School, or Aerospace engineering. Well the side of my that's obsessed with airplanes took over and I am pretty much set on aerospace engineering.
problem...
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I am rigth now a undergraduate pursuing my mechanical degree. I wish to join the best university for my post graduation in aerospace. So what are the fields I should research in as a mechanical engineer.
I am currently wrapping up my undergrad BS in physics and was considering grad school for aerospace engineering.
- I have heard however that many aerospace engineers wind up working on small scale pieces and hardly get the chance to take into account the higher level design goals
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I am currently pursuing a graduation from Indian Institute of Kanpur,India in Aerospace Engg.
I would like help from fellow members to provide me with information on good colleges/universities in Europe and USA which provide interesting research programs in this field, or rather...
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I'm a last year student in Mechanical Engineering in Belgium (Europe). Next year I will have the degree Master in Mechanical Engineering (Dutch: Master in Burgerlijk ingenieur Werktuigbouwkunde).
If I would decide to study for Aerospace engineering (Master in Lucht- en ruimtevaart) it...