Think of this as our attempt at a relaunch, complete with a slightly refreshed design. Starting tomorrow, July 1, Engineerography 2 will be in effect. We hope to bring more content to you guys too.
There are a bunch of subtle changes used to improve the user interface of the site (we hope), one of which [...]
Let’s see if this works.
A few days ago (this past Tuesday), Boeing had to once again delay the maiden flight of the much-anticipated Boeing 787 Dreamliner. It is no surprise that it has harmed the company’s public image stock price as well as had damaging effects on deals with Qantas and Virgin, for example.
According to the Wall Street Journal:
Despite the [...]
An interesting article from ScienceDaily reports that techniques being researched for an upcoming European mission to Mars could be directly applied to help address the energy crisis here on Earth. Basically, the process of separating organic material from space rock could be applied to purifying the large quantities of water required to refine unconventional fossil [...]
Back in February, I had written a post about the differences between science and engineering, titled “Science Isn’t Engineering; Engineering Isn’t Science.”
This morning, I came across a very interesting blog by a guy named Eric Drexler, who writes about science and technology at Metamodern.com. He elaborates more on the topic that I had superficially written [...]