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Understanding Shock Waves in Aerospace Applications
David Sherwood
Created 5/3/15
This educational video is a student production of MIT's Experimental Study Group with assistance from the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The purpose is to provide an exciting and interesting introduction to shock waves and their applications in supersonic flight for individuals at the undergraduate level.
With assistance from Professor David Darmofal, I introduce the concepts behind shock wave formation and delve into the difference between the three main types of shocks. Placing this analysis in the context of aircraft design helps students draw conclusions and hopefully sparks their interest about this crucial
topic.
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Created 5/3/15
This educational video is a student production of MIT's Experimental Study Group with assistance from the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. The purpose is to provide an exciting and interesting introduction to shock waves and their applications in supersonic flight for individuals at the undergraduate level.
With assistance from Professor David Darmofal, I introduce the concepts behind shock wave formation and delve into the difference between the three main types of shocks. Placing this analysis in the context of aircraft design helps students draw conclusions and hopefully sparks their interest about this crucial
topic.
For Additional information visit...
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Mapping the Galaxy with Radio Astronomy
Просмотров 17 тыс.9 лет назад
Produced by Danny Ben-David; created May 4, 2015 This video is designed to explore the surprising utility of radio astronomy as a tool for learning more about the universe. The video's vocabulary and content are tuned for high school students and up. Radio astronomy is a fascinating chunk of physics, because it manages to obtain impressive amounts of data with little more than a telescope which...
Professor Beaker’s Totally Awesome Math and Science Show Episode 1: ‘Probably Improbable’
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.9 лет назад
Episode Synopsis: In this probability themed episode, Dr. Vex finds himself trapped in a game of chance after acquiring an ancient, golden triangle from the pyramids of Pythagoras. Dr. Vex’s only possibility for escape lies in the hands of his twin brother (Professor Beaker) and a super computer (X-B.I.T: X-tremely Brainy Intelligent Tutor). Will Professor Beaker and X-B.I.T use the powers of p...
An Introduction to NMR
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.9 лет назад
Made by Austin Clark ('18, MIT) Created May 3, 2015, for ES/CMS.333 (MIT ESG) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy (NMR for short) is a technique employed in the laboratory setting. NMR involves the use of magnetic fields and energy to excite nuclei out of an equilibrium state; from the excited state, nuclei relax back to the equilibrium state. Data obtained from this relaxation provides inf...
Creating Infinite Worlds - Loren Sherman 5/2/15
Просмотров 8209 лет назад
Are you interested in making games where the player can explore as far as they want in any direction? Do you just want to know how your favorite open-world games work under the hood? Well there’s no way to cram all that information into eight minutes, but this video should still give you some excellent starting points and help you avoid common beginners’ errors. More specifically, this video gi...
Fourier Series: Modeling Nature
Просмотров 56 тыс.9 лет назад
An intuitive means of understanding the power of Fourier series in modeling nature, to place Fourier series in a physical context for students being introduced to the material. A non-technical, qualitative exploration into applications of Fourier Series. 0:17 Ancient Greek theory of celestial motion 3:27 How the brain processes sound This video was created by Clare Zhang (MIT Class of 2016) as ...
A Brief History of Photography
Просмотров 399 тыс.9 лет назад
Written, directed, and edited by Irena Martinez, May 4, 2015 Cameras are a huge part of our everyday lifestyle, but do you know how they came to be? Show More: This video was created as a part of ES.333 (Production of Educational Videos) and is intended for anyone who is interested in cameras or photography. To see some of these things in person, try some of these places*: Camera Obscura - Chil...
Introduction to Elephant Care
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.9 лет назад
Produced by Tyler Lerner on 4/4/15 This video about elephant care techniques is intended to teach anyone who is interested in the topic, regardless of age or education, what it takes to care for an elephant, one of the hardest animals to manage in captivity. Knowing how to care for an elephant gives insight into broader animal care techniques applicable throughout the animal kingdom. It also hi...
The first to present experimental science or experimental sciences were the Muslims in the Golden Age, which is the same as what was called in the West the dark medieval images, and the first to make this experiment was the Muslim scholar Ibn al-Haytham, in the name of the Qumran Chamber.
Thank you.
I dont understand how putting a hole in the side of a box makes an image appear inside on the walls of the box?
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The first permanent photos taken are so cool to see . The quality is terrible , but it’s impressive anyone was able to figure that out
مخترعها عربي اسمها قمره
Jesus Christ old RUclips videos slap, reminds me of highschool lectures
The expert in the first part, soundwaves/pressurewaves? Dont go faster than the wing they are simply just pushed out of the way.
Ibn - Al Haitham invented the Camera. Camera is an Arabic word for Al-Qumra
this guy still alive?
Mozi (470 to 390 BCE), a Chinese philosopher, was the first person to document the principles of the pinhole camera.
Woow, thank you
Alguien tiene las fechas y el invento? :)
The Arabs developed optics thanks to their brilliant astronomers and mathematicians during the Golden Age of Islam. Even their medicine studies, navigation systems and philosophy were stolen. Fascinating culture.
Abn Sina the first one who invented camera
Best explanation of Shock Waves I've ever heard or seen. Bravo!
Alhazen, also known as Ibn al-Haytham, was a prominent Arab mathematician, astronomer, and physicist. He made significant contributions to the fields of optics, mathematics, and the scientific method. Alhazen's work on optics, particularly his book "Kitab al-Manazir" (Book of Optics), had a profound impact on the understanding of light and vision. He is considered one of the greatest scientists of the Islamic Golden Age.
shhh....he's a muslim. You can't say a muslim have big influenced in the finding of modern tech. It is exclusively for white people. Muslim people is backward people, who's priorities their devotion to their Allah than to a science.
this is great, there was painting and sculpting before photography
very good
Pre Socratic philosophers of classic Greece also knew of the principles of Camera obscura through studies of nature.
I remember my aero engineering instructor telling us after we had just studied subsonic aerodynamics to forget everything we just learnt as supersonic aerodynamics is completely backwards.
Superb video. Thank you.
Great job. You're a very impressive young lady. Keep it up. You're out here educating us old bastards with our peg legs and hook hands.
I was more interested in the physics of how the camera records or graphs it onto the film.
What about Ibn al-Haytham?
Westerners for you , they're so ignorant
Camera go 📸📸📸📸
i have to watch this vid for photography class LOLLLLLLLLL
Excellent video❤️
fun fact "camera" a arabic word "qomra" mean small and dark tent
Akhmed the bomb 💣 man
Nice
love how there is KSP building music in the background
@5:40 I know I'm 7 years late but this diagram of the engine doesn't take into consideration that when it's in flight the cone lifts up straight. It is pointed down as a side-effect of the spring loaded mechanism that causes airflow to retract it to optimize compression on air intake - and when it retracts it straightens out and no longer points downward. The downward slant of a stationary SR-71 engine cone is just a side effect of the retraction mechanism. It's basically just dangling out there when not cruising through the sky.
Useless!
Love this 🤗
Thanks to him he start the camera ♥️
2:30 thanks always relate what you understood to something you know and you will never forget
You are wrong, the Arabs are the first to discover the camera, search for yourself to make sure. Even the word camera comes from the Arabic language.
Why does the bigger fan suck more air and becomes slower in speed?
Wonderful video and was very helpful👍👏
I love this
The absolute awesome of human collaboration!
What a superb video. So helpful
Camera, wheel, writing, music and others are Iraqi inventions
Thank you
How much cameras have changed since 1826, Sir Jouseph would be proud of his legacy.
Kapi babi semua nk claim yg diorang buat.KAPIR SAMPAH
This literally blows my mind! Do you know how hard this is to explain? Good job!
Good video. But a few corrections are needed in the survey.
I have to say it… all this talk about waves and your audio for this video is killing my synapses!!!
Great history lesson on photography. Though with the box brownie, shorter exposures were also possible due to faster emulsions compared to the early days of photography.