What cutting-edge experiments is Austin conducting in aerospace engineering?

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In summary, Austin is conducting cutting-edge experiments in aerospace engineering, including research on advanced propulsion systems, design and testing of new aircraft and spacecraft, and development of innovative materials and technologies for use in the aerospace industry. These experiments aim to push the boundaries of current aerospace capabilities and pave the way for future advancements in the field. Additionally, Austin is also exploring new methods for data analysis and simulation to improve the efficiency and safety of aerospace systems. Overall, these experiments demonstrate Austin's commitment to advancing and revolutionizing aerospace engineering.
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Unconquered
Hello, all.
I'm Austin. I'm an aerospace engineer by profession and hobby.
I love the hard sciences in general, but am mostly here to discuss some of my experimental engineering work.
 
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Welcome to the PF, Austin. :smile:
 

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