Thought I would just share 1 full years worth of classes and note taking later. Can’t stop won’t stop.
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Thought I would just share 1 full years worth of classes and note taking later. Can’t stop won’t stop.

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as an architectural engineer student I thrive for the headcanon that sylus is a mechanical engineer
Engineers love engineers🤭🤭🤭
The celebrations are getting underway……and these floats have turned into robotic monsters of huge proportions! From my instagram.
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3/4 exams graded. I'm still waiting on the scary one (materials).
Statics:
Physics 2:
MATLAB:
The MATLAB one is absolutely scuffed lmao the prof made it too hard and wrote one of the unit tests wrong but I figured it out :3
I'm still waiting on materials which might end up being like a 70 or something though 😭 that class scares me
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The Subtleties of Pipe Flow
If you put a thumb over your hose's outlet, you get a faster jet, but how does that affect the flow rate? That's the question Grady starts from in this Practical Engineering video exploring pipe flow physics. (Video and image credit: Practical Engineering)
Popular Mechanics magazine cover illustration detail - January 1936.
this might be a long shot but do any of you know stuff about mechanical engineering? in my AU fic, I want human!Rocky - who's building the ship - to go off on a rant about all the tiny contingencies that could go wrong (if not explicitly planned around when constructing the Hail Mary), leading to the ship's destruction and/or the crew's untimely deaths.
unfortunately, I don't know enough about machines or engineering in general to decide things like "if this pipe bursts it's fine but annoying, if that pipe bursts everyone in a 50 foot radius will die"
tl;dr: help.