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One day Hal realized he had a degree in aerospace engineering and Bruce didn’t have a degree at all and Hal hasn’t shut up about it ever since.
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idk about y'all but i'd much rather the u.s. fund scientific endeavors and inspire the world by sending people to space rather than spend it on war. like sure sometimes both happen at the same time but like dollars going into space is less dollars going into war
Artemis III rundown. Crewed by Randy Bresnik, Luca Parmitano, Frank Rubio, and Andre Douglas
Space Shuttle Columbia landing at Edwards Air Force Base after its first flight, completing the STS-1 mission. April 14, 1981.
"So, Bobby, today we're doing a sponsorship pinup with a... jet engine?"
"Yes! Rolls-Royce is repowering the new jet! Your initials are RR! Zoey put the two together; it's perfect!"
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@its_blakke on Twitter did an incredible job. 😍
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@luthorsilver on Twitter noted it was fun that Rumi's initials are RR.
In the very specific context of my aeronautics background, I then remembered the Rolls-Royce airplane engines logo.
The image of Rumi in the inlet, and the in-universe framing, promptly walked into my head, fully formed.
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As NASA’s first Black female engineer, Mary Jackson studied how air flows around aircraft, work that helped advance the science of aerodynamics and improve flight. Her career also helped pave the way for greater inclusion in STEM.
Born: April 9, 1921, Hampton, VA
Died: February 11, 2005 (age 83 years), Hampton, VA
trying to settle back into a regular study routine again now that my final year project is finally submitted. i want to find balance and enjoy my last few assignments of university. maybe ill start posting some study updates here, i always love seeing other people’s ones.
I put the aroace in aerospace
