Zach Star
The Math Needed for Computer Science
Computer science majors have to learn a different kind of math compared to MOST other majors (with the exception of math majors, plus computer and software engineers). This kind of math is important especially for those looking to go...
The Wall Street Journal
The Next Drone Destination
Keller Rinaudo, CEO of Zipline, discusses plans to bring critical medical supplies via drones to hospitals in the U.S. and India at WSJ Tech Live in Laguna Beach.
Next Animation Studio
Australia demanding China investigate alleged laser incident
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has asked the Chinese government to explain what he called the ‘dangerous’ act of shining a laser at an Australian P-8A surveillance aircraft.
Next Animation Studio
Trump to redesign Air Force One to be 'red, white and blue'
In an interview with CBS News, U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that he will redesign the presidential plane Air Force One into a more patriotic color scheme.
Next Animation Studio
Airbus' VSR700 unmanned aerial vehicle conducts first flight in France
A prototype of the Airbus Helicopters’ VSR700 Unmanned Aerial System successfully performed its first test flight at a drone testing center in southern France on November 8.
Espresso Media
Ariane 5: From Collaboration to Independence
Ariane 5 part 2/8: This video explores the history of the European space agency, Ariane, and its development of independent launch systems. It highlights the decision to create their own launcher after being denied commercialization...
The March of Time
1953: AVIATION PIONEER: Westbrook Van Voorhis interviewing aircraft inventor Glenn L. Martin (1886-1955), talking about having dream, determination, sold kites, 1907 built glider, 1908 built pusher type, 1909 started to fly, flying steadily since
MOT 1953: AVIATION PIONEER: Westbrook Van Voorhis interviewing aircraft inventor Glenn L. Martin (1886-1955), talking about having dream, determination, sold kites, 1907 built glider, 1908 built pusher type, 1909 started to fly, flying...
NASA
NASA in Silicon Valley: Hanwant Singh Talks About Earth Science and His Selection as a Finalist for the 2017 Sammies Awards
A conversation with Hanwant Singh, atmospheric research director at NASA's Ames Research Center, and finalist for the 2017 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America awards.
Next Animation Studio
Engineers at MIT fly first plane with no moving parts
Engineers at MIT have designed a plane that flies using only ionic wind thrust.
Science360
NSF NCAR Gulfstream V Aircraft Returns from Tracking Hurricanes
The NSF/NCAR Gulfstream V, high-altitude science research aircraft returns from loan to NOAA, after successfully ensuring there was no gap in observations of dangerous hurricanes.
Vlogbrothers
Aliens
Is it aliens? Probably not. Why? Because we don't know almost everything, and finding an explanation that could explain almost anything doesn't recognize that there is a whole lot we don't know. We are so extremely biased toward thinking...
Curated Video
NASA's Curious Universe: Building Highways in the Sky
When you think of NASA, you probably think about outer space. But the first “A” in NASA - aeronautics - means we’re busy crafting a lot closer to home. Aerospace engineers Shivanjli Sharma, David Zahn, and Mike Guminsky are hard at work...
NASA
NASA | Flying Around the Radar
The HIWRAP is the High-Altitude Imaging Wind and Rain Airborne Profiler, a "conically scanning" Doppler radar, meaning it scans in a cone-shaped manner. Wind measurements are crucial for understanding and forecasting tropical storms...
Curated Video
Aviation Illusions: The Peculiar Sensory Phenomenon Pilots Face
Flying a plane comes with its own set of unique sensory illusions. Learn about the cause and effect of some of these illusions, from the Graveyard Spiral to the Black Hole Effect. Illusions part 7/11
Next Animation Studio
China unveils new stealth drone
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation has debuted a next-generation stealth combat aircraft called CH-7.
Next Animation Studio
China's Type 001A aircraft carrier performs fourth sea trial
China's Type 001A aircraft carrier conducts its fourth sea trial.
Economics Explained
How Ireland Became 2020'S Fastest Growing Economy: Stick With Ireland
This is Ireland, or more specifically the Republic of Ireland which is a sovereign nation that is home to 5 million people who are all quickly becoming some of the wealthiest citizens in the world. Ireland now has a GDP per capita of...
Next Animation Studio
U.S. leaves behind masses of weapons as it completes Afghanistan exit
As the U.S. has completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan, it has left behind vast amounts of equipment.
Packt
What are Abstract Classes and how Different are they from Interfaces?
This video explains abstract classes and discusses how different they are from interfaces. This clip is from the chapter "Java Object Oriented Programming System (OOPS) Basic for Selenium Part - 1" of the series "Selenium WebDriver with...
NASA
NASA | ESW12 Career Spotlight: Christy Hansen
Join Operation IceBridge Project Manager Christy Hansen on location near Antarctica as she discusses her career at NASA. Hansen, who began in NASA's space flight program, recently joined the Operation IceBridge team. As Project Manager,...
Curated Video
Evolution of German Aircraft | Animated History
In today's episode, we explore the evolution of German military aircraft, from the bi-planes, tri-planes, and zeppelins of the German Empire, the Stukas and Messerschmitts of the Luftwaffe, all the way to the modern jets and bombers of...
Weird History
Mystery of the Lake Michigan Triangle
The Bermuda Triangle isn't the only watery region with a reputation for unexplainable events and tragedies. For centuries, a triangular portion of Lake Michigan has been ground zero for sunken ships, disappearing crews, and vanishing...
TMW Media
Smelting And Refining Aluminium: Uses of aluminium for transportation
Why is aluminium ideal for transportation vehicles? What careers handle the smelting, refining and recycling of aluminium? Smelting And Refining Aluminium, Part 4
NASA
NASA | Uncovering Winter's Mystery
A brief recap of the satellite news media tour on February 1, 2012 that looked at the science of falling snow, how NASA observes snow from space, and the factors that lead to the 2010 "Snowmageddon."