Lec 16 | MIT 16.885J Aircraft Systems Engineering, Fall 2005

[nortanon]

Hey with this would load and play looks interesting

[saijai587]

Thank you for sharing. This video is very informative.

[kopi5896]

Good video.

[minami935]

Aircraft system engineer is great.

[MrUnclestupidhead]

Watch #7.....you can hear it and Mr. Redd is fantastic

[TigerGrumman]

If somebody asks for slides one more time, I'm going to puke. The Stanford Project has some slides. Why don't you watch those videos.

[MatrixOfDynamism]

where are the slides??

[Mike2008and2008]

The increase in knowledge...or...the SPEED...of it, in the last 100 years is very interesting. You made me laugh and gasp at the state of technology at certain times in our past. Amazing that any made it! TAPE DRIVES? I remember those and the few systems that you would flip switches up or down to encode. 4 bit machines. Thanks for the great effort of the many many hot bodies that have given their lives too this project! enjoyed the show ;0)

[DJGCrusader]

@Mike2008and2008 d^2Knowledge/dt^2 ?

[Mike2008and2008]

@DJGCrusader Yes knowledge is very hard to come by .....and the really good stuff is ever unfolding...thanks again for the video and knowledge!

[Serpico261]

@Mike2008and2008 it might interrest you (for the case you dont know it), all papers and sheets about the apollo GN&C and everything with it, are on the web

[Mike2008and2008]

@Serpico261 Thank you Sir.

[VolumeLowHigh]

man if only these courses were available here in Manila. -_-

[predatora]

Mostly very simple informations and this lecture is no productive. Add is it as slideshow and we get important infos in several minutes, not in 2 hours like a stupid.

[heroineworshipper]

no math in this course

[heroineworshipper]

Math is always easier when U can't see it.

[andrewrosso]

used less with no slides

[humexavier]

making a jet bi-plane with high powered magnetic jet wings two small magnetic wings and two larger magnetic wings that by using magnetism can push and hold the wings place over high speed turns and also being able through a computer to manage the magnetic wings in changing there angles during high speed climbs. This is all done through magnetic forces against the small wing and then the larger above the smaller magnetic wing doing most of the magnetic change in pressure against the small wing.

[kbilbou]

smart people must have amazing hearing abilities

[nwcafesurfer]

Awesome,

Is the power point available?

[BbdHome]

it's hard to hear what they're saying =(

[00394994]

Low volume, smart guys.

[Shumeshi]

It's usually like that in more math based sciences like physics, aerospace eng., and math itself of course. It doesn't mean they're all Einsteis, but that's one thing I like about studying physics at university - classes are smaller than in high school.

[devkamal]

haha, my class in high school, theres only 15 of us, relatively small class.

[WolverineInZen]

If it's a higher-level elective, one would expect a smaller number of students. I don't think it really has any bearing on the intelligence of the individual students.

Though I thank you for the vote of confidence. :)

[Klassentrottel]

I hear nearly nothing. Audio level too low?

[mathewjohn5174]

audio level too low...

[TheTruthHurtsYup]

That is one smart guy...

[tk100]

too bad we can't see the slides which is considered an important part of the lecture.

[lyricaladaud]

The slides are probably on the OpenCourseWare website. Check it out.

[thecrowlord]

Great camera work!

[r1c47]

It's volume is too low. If it were possible to re-upload the video with amplified audio it would be very helpful.