#wasa does engineering

The phD student I trained just took a photo of my labcoat and sent it to me on snapchat with "Miss you." I'M SO UPSET

Today is the last day of me being a research assistant for the strike team. It's kind of sad, and brings forth a roller-coaster of emotions but, sigh. You do what you gotta do to be the best you can be. It's exciting --- what stuff I have to do at my new job l, but y'know sucks I no longer work with the same great people.

it’s like, how mechanically and control systems engineering speaking, jet crafts are somewhat unstable, allowing them to do all those cool maneuvers, which is totally different from your average boeing 747. that being said i do recall that plane design where they argued that the jet could do some sick stuff. i forget if that was legit and they made it or if it was merely simulation and design. but like, yeah no i’m just rambling about control systems and it makes me wonder though like are those shuttles more like, freight/passenger even though they’re small bodied crafts or are they able to do things. i mean if the latter is the case then you could really do some pretty siq mods with that oh my god imagine if that was a thing and sulu and scotty and carol became friends and bones would eventually just look at it and probably just get sick at the thought ‘hey i’ll spin that’s a neat trick bet you 20 credits i can do that barrel roll’ ‘sulu we know you can’ ‘so that’s a yes?’. 

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this just in, fighter jets are naturally designed to be marginally unstable.

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