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    Deep bonding with flights I developed as a toddler. The flights’ landing and takeoff, I watched curiously when I was waiting in the airport launch for boarding Lufthansa flight to India. Fading of sawing noise as the plane disappeared in the sky during takeoff and puffs of smoke from the wheel as they touched the ground on landing captivated me. My level of excitement to watch these scenes never changed a bit even now. The contrail left behind by jets still amuses me. Playing flight…

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    Technology Career Exploration Assignment: Find Information for 3 Technology Careers Make a copy of the document: name it Technology Careers Take the STEM career survey List results below in the red area above the tables. Use the links above to explore careers. Fill in the chart below with the required information. Once your chart is complete, create a Google Presentation to show your potential careers. Name it “Technology Careers” Later you will include videos and pictures related to the…

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    How do you think international strategic management is reflected in what you see on the website? Luthans and Doe (2015 p. 277) define strategic management as the process of determining an organization’s basic mission and long-term objectives, then implementing a plan of action for attaining those goals. With that definition in mind, it is clear to me, based on what is stated, all over Infosys website, that they are striving, if they are not already, to be an international leader in…

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    This introductory chapter outlines the motivations relating to the titled project. The motivation elucidates the challenges that are faced in the aerospace industry with carbon emissions and how a box wing aircraft is best suited for these challenges. It also addresses the advantages of using topology optimisation for the best suited design optimisation for an unconventional box wing aircraft. The major advantages of topology optimisation are stated and justified based on its suitability for…

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    Naval Officer, and aerospace engineer. Neil Armstrong’s courage to be the first man on the moon affected American culture forever. Before Neil Armstrong is landing operating space shuttles and walking on the moon, he is going to have some events that sparked him in his early life. Neil Armstrong is born on August 5, 1930 in Wapakoneta, Ohio. (NC, 1) The city now is only a population…

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    Aviation, innovation, and adventure. Those are the three aspects that make up my world. Pilot, a dream that has grasped my mind since the day I flew to America. I’ve made it a long term goal to have a career in the field. A short term goal to stay as close as close and relevant as possible in the field until I achieved that position. These are experiences that have set me on the path to one day achieve that long term goal. [Thesis statement] During my sophomore year in high school I joined the…

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    impossible." Changes in military aviation have occurred in an intense rapidity. Even so, civilian aviation has many breathtaking transformations over the last few decades. By recognizing how the history of airpower has led to the current dominance of aerospace in our world, we can become more prepared for future while developing ways to create better and more advanced world. Col. Phillip S. Mellinger created the Ten Propositions Regarding Airpower, which discusses the strength and importance of…

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    During my graduate studies, I plan on studying aerospace engineering, with an emphasis of materials. Specifically, how materials behave and endure in extreme conditions like high radiation, high and low temperatures, and long durations of vacuum exposure. Once I graduate with my PhD in Aerospace Engineering, I will continue to conduct research and teach students as a research professor. Through my academia, I have found…

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    NORAD Analysis

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    Manhattan SS during the Cold War. Nonetheless, the Arctic was monitored by NORAD continuous; both North America, Canadian, and American workers worked together in the air approaches. NORAD after the Cold War ended, continued to give control, and aerospace warning (Charron, 2015). Additionally, on January 1, 1947, the U.S. Pacific Command was developed as a unified command; it’s equally known as the largest and oldest U.S. commands consolidated. The United States Pacific Command (USPACOM) new…

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    At seven years old, I was awestruck by the universe on the big movie screen. Star Wars had me hooked; I NEEDED a telescope so I could learn about what lies beyond the sky I see at night. My parents bought the telescope I yearned for and helped me look at the moon on clear nights. Together we watched shuttle launches on television and read about expeditions online. A few years later, they took me to see a shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral. We arrived just before launch because the visitor’s center…

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