A cool guide of ... college majors with the highest unemployment rates in the US1wk ⋅ Hipparch ⋅ r/aerospace
Wernher von Braun standing next to the massive engines of the Saturn V2yr ⋅ Josh_Lorton ⋅ r/aerospace
Leduc 022 from 1950's. Would putting the pilot in the ramjet spike be feasible nowadays given F35 style HMDS?7mo ⋅ harttrav ⋅ r/aerospace
Does anyone have a backstory on this photo in particular? It’s a pretty amazing photo, and it’s my work computer wallpaper, but having a little background on it would make it that much more interesting. Any insight would be much appreciated.4mo ⋅ WooSaw82 ⋅ r/aerospace
Some guy over at r/whatisthisthing posted this, can you help identify where it's from?4yr ⋅ pietrodeligios ⋅ r/aerospace
My grandfather was an engineer that worked for Lockheed and on the SR71 blackbird. This was a gift.4yr ⋅ mistabigtime ⋅ r/aerospace
According to Compressible flow analysis, the USPS Eagle is going Mach 4.94yr ⋅ Insert-Username-Her ⋅ r/aerospace
168 hours and 1.7 kg PLA later. Turbofan engine printed on Ender 3.3yr ⋅ MatlabGivesMigraines ⋅ r/aerospace
Hardware I designed, built, and tested visible on the exterior of the ISS as seen during the EVA as part of Expedition 66. My hardware is the two tower-like objects in the circle2yr ⋅ TinySpacecraft ⋅ r/aerospace
Anybody know the airfoil shape the MQ-9 Reaper uses for its wings and tail or where to find it?1yr ⋅ FrostedTitan17 ⋅ r/aerospace
I designed a high bypass turbofan engine for a university module. Suck, squeeze, bang, blow3yr ⋅ pcassidyhammer ⋅ r/aerospace
F107 jet engine, the powerplant for the AGM-86 Air Launched Cruise Missile.2yr ⋅ FuckCommieRedditors ⋅ r/aerospace
First powered flight on another planet: Ingenuity hovering above the Martian surface (NASA/JPL)3yr ⋅ MatlabGivesMigraines ⋅ r/aerospace
What do you think of my project? 3D printed electric ducted fan. 15kW motor.3yr ⋅ skyersjet ⋅ r/aerospace
My high school has a display of a space shuttle heat tile, tire, and parts of a F-1 engine.3yr ⋅ nebble58 ⋅ r/aerospace
Forget the metric system, this is clearly the most intuitive way to measure density. Found this in my aircraft dynamics textbook.4yr ⋅ jak_jak24 ⋅ r/aerospace
These toilet seat designs fly effortlessly, why don’t we have planes like this?1yr ⋅ PoptartPilot ⋅ r/aerospace
Yesterday I asked about the barking noise of the airbus A319. Fun fact on this Thai plane, it is prohibited for the Buddhists monks to be at the emergency exit row1yr ⋅ flousriver ⋅ r/aerospace
Aerion unveils finalized design for supersonic business jet, to fly in 2024. (Link to informative article in comments; AvWeek subscription required)4yr ⋅ airshowfan ⋅ r/aerospace
Applying to some jobs, what companies am I missing that are in defense?8mo ⋅ IveBeenBamboozled-_- ⋅ r/aerospace
Massive filter at the Rolls Royce Testbed 80 site. Used to filter debris and pre-treat the air.1yr ⋅ tyw7 ⋅ r/aerospace
94 Years ago today at 1430 in Auburn, Massachusetts, the first successful liquid-fueled rocket was launched. Dr. Robert Hutchings Goddard's Rocket (aka Nell or Goddard 1) rose to 12.5 Meters with about 9 lbf...almost 42 years later Apollo 4/ AS-501 launched, carried aloft on 7,891,000 lbf4yr ⋅ MXFlight ⋅ r/aerospace
I just published my first large open source project: Ptera Software. It's an unsteady aerodynamics simulator for analyzing flapping-wing flight. I'm new to this, so I'd love any suggestions or feature requests. You can download it off of GitHub!4yr ⋅ PteraSoftware ⋅ r/aerospace
Does anyone know what those grill like fins are called? Also ive seen them on spacex rockets what is their purpose? This is a russian missile btw2yr ⋅ lordofrus ⋅ r/aerospace
My first attempt at a lego rocket (it's the Soyuz rocket), open to suggestions :)4yr ⋅ senya-listen ⋅ r/aerospace
I don't know if this is off topic, but today we say goodbye to the last B747 remaining on Spain, sadly the number of jumbos are even getting lower and lower, fligh high Queen of ths Skyes 👑3yr ⋅ hydrochloric_atom ⋅ r/aerospace
Yugoslav Airlines Jugoslovenski Aerotransport Aerion Supersonic AS2 supersonic business jet Livery concept2yr ⋅ NebojsaDeLuka ⋅ r/aerospace
Just Saw NASAs ER-2, which is a weather modified U-2, that just took off from Hunter Army Airfeild. :D4yr ⋅ bobasaursquared ⋅ r/aerospace
I've been spending some time designing space models for 3D printing. Recently I completed this X-37B in a 1/42 scale (approximately). I hope you'll like it (more info in the comments)4yr ⋅ tmatosc ⋅ r/aerospace
Need to find the guy who thought Hey lets represent rolling moment and lift by the same letter3yr ⋅ fluidmechanicsdoubts ⋅ r/aerospace
The Soyuz MS-16 lifts off from Site 31 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Thursday, April 9, 2020, sending Expedition 63 crewmembers Chris Cassidy of NASA and Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner of Roscosmos into orbit for a six-hour flight to the International Space Station4yr ⋅ _ulius_ ⋅ r/aerospace
Call me basic but I like the 737 even though it’s everywhere. Especially when it's a Max.1yr ⋅ planenerdcom ⋅ r/aerospace
Why does the super heavy booster have the lattice fins so close to each other? One would think the best position is at 90 degrees for 4 fins.. (I'm not an aerospace engineer 😅)2yr ⋅ Reigetsu ⋅ r/aerospace
Our Space Laser Enabled Propulsion concept won #1 for NASA's Blue Skies 2050 challenge1mo ⋅ widgetblender ⋅ r/aerospace
India’s launching a mission to the moon in 2 minutes... the mission cost less than the movie martian took to film.5yr ⋅ NOT_the_MI6 ⋅ r/aerospace
Vought V-173 Flying Pancake (1942-1947): A circular flying wing with twin propellers, the V-123 took off and landed in confined space. Reportedly, the wood and fabric aircraft flew well and was very strong, however; the planned fighter version was built but never flown before being canceled.3yr ⋅ PaxMuseum ⋅ r/aerospace
Fascinating pic of the McDonnell Douglas F-15E Strike Eagle fast & up close. Love me a delta wing3yr ⋅ Aero-Head ⋅ r/aerospace
Here are the first three landing sites we have begun considering for the colony...(descriptions below)4yr ⋅ SpaceInstructor ⋅ r/aerospace
A live AGM-183A ARRW hypersonic missile under the wing of a B-52H bomber on Guam on February 27, 2024. USAF1mo ⋅ knowitokay ⋅ r/aerospace
As the 3rd Falcon Heavy launch approaches, I remember the first launch and the intense feelings of joy I shared with the rest of the crowd. February 6, 2018 (Sorry if grainy pic it was the best I could do at the time)5yr ⋅ LightRealmsYT ⋅ r/aerospace
50 Years ago today 770,000 L of RP-1 and 1.2M L of LOX met on PAD 39A & resulted in Liftoff of AS-508 (Apollo 13). While stirring the Ox tanks, Tank 2 exploded & damaged Tank 1 and blew off the Bay 4 cover. The most challenging 5 Days, 22 hours in Spaceflight followed.4yr ⋅ MXFlight ⋅ r/aerospace
I'm a 17 year old High Schooler with no experience in Drone design, I would appreciate criticism and advice for my VTOL design!!11mo ⋅ Zestyclose-League-74 ⋅ r/aerospace
Dutch airline Transavia with the most impressive Tetris Challenge yet4yr ⋅ locolocomotief ⋅ r/aerospace
What is the purpose of the engine being in two parts on the closer Gulfstream aircraft?4yr ⋅ gamblindan ⋅ r/aerospace
I personally love the forward swept wing configuration and would like to know other’s thoughts on it.5yr ⋅ RedneckSlav03 ⋅ r/aerospace
In 150 years we have achieved the things which no one could have even imagined back then.3yr ⋅ Abhishek_Kasana ⋅ r/aerospace
Is this Valuable? Found it in the garage of the new house my family got in the keys1yr ⋅ vegan_tac ⋅ r/aerospace
My current quarantine project: A giant Lego Opportunity rover made with 771 parts!4yr ⋅ Smazmats ⋅ r/aerospace
Took this through my telescope, does anybody know why the engines appear to be differently orientated someow?3yr ⋅ Plantpong ⋅ r/aerospace
I want to build an RC plane and I want the plane to have good turning performance. I don't understand much from this graph, and it is an example of a very fast plane. What should I do to get good turning performance in my rc plane?7mo ⋅ donnyBL ⋅ r/aerospace
SpinLaunch - Love the idea of Yeeting a Payload off to space (remember the canon ball analogy in your space systems class)! But I bet the tougher part will be to design payloads that can handle 10,000g at TBD freq. range. It's probably why they offer Satellite Buses. (image taken from Spinlaunch)2yr ⋅ just-rocket-science ⋅ r/aerospace
What is the name of that raised piece? To be more specific the raised flap behind the cockpit.2yr ⋅ lordofrus ⋅ r/aerospace
Last in our Empire of Japan Series: Japanese Army Kawasaki Ki-61 'Hein' (Allied code name: Tony) fighter over Southern Maryland, June 1945. More info in the comments!3yr ⋅ PaxMuseum ⋅ r/aerospace
My last Falcon Heavy post reached 2nd top post of the month on this subreddit in less than 1 day, so here is a near identical picture I took of the second FH launch. Both because I love sharing pics of incredible rockets and as a thanks for all the support on my previous post.5yr ⋅ LightRealmsYT ⋅ r/aerospace
