@@AliyaBurkit do you work at nasa mam? if yes, i was at my right lecture... i am just 7th but i want to be an astronaut from now... suppose if ur doing space craft mechanics, can u send me the portions? also thank you for teaching explainatory and i will be an absolute astronaut :) Edit: are u doing 1 to 1 online class teaching mam. If yes, i would love to join it :3
@@AliyaBurkit me too im going into 8th grade and i want to pursue aeronautical engineering so i followed this entire lecture and wrote down all the notes and i have learned a lot thank you
I’ve wanted to do aerospace engineering my whole life (currently a high school student) and I feel I’d be excited to learn about it every day with you as a teacher. Really liked this lecture, great insight into aerodynamics. Loved that you gave the variables too and descriptions of them. Thank you
I'm debating currently to study Aerospace Engineering or Software Engineering and this video is a really good insight into what awaits me, thank you for this!
I’m in last year of high school considering aeronautical engineering for an A level and found this really helpful and interesting, I would look forward to every lesson if I get a teacher as good as u
I am an 9th grader hoping to become an aerospace engineer, this helped me a lot to understand what I will need to learn about aerospace engineering, Thank yoi
For me this video is so good, I am a second year in mechanical engineering and I will complete my master degrees and my PhD as an aerospace engineering That will allow me a much higher field of knowledge. And I will not stop to watch your videos ☝️ Keep it up and stay safe
Thank you for this video, I was searching something that could explain "everything" about Aerodynamics (from Delft, MIT...) You were the first one who was able to teach everything, easily, so Thank you ^^
I hope someone in the Aerodynamics field can answer this question. My husband and I have a continual argument about air flow over the slatted blinds for hot or cold weather. I say that when it's hot outside, if I tip the blinds so that the hot air inside flows toward the window (whether open or not), and any cold air will fall into the room. The reverse when it's cold outside, to tip the blinds so that warmer air will flow into the room and colder air will fall toward the window. Husband says it doesn't make a difference. If you can solve this dilemma, please show your qualification/education. 37 years of disagreeing. I'm part way through the video and love it.
Thanks @Aliya for this wonderful fundamentals. You are an amazing teacher. Although I am a Petroleum Engineer, I am really interested in Aerospace Engineering. Applying for a Masters degree already, I'm 30. I will appreciate any leads on US schools. I'm Nigerian.
I know this is a very old video, and you seemed very unsure at the beginning teaching this lecture, but it really seems like you enjoyed it. I can only hope to get such a nice teacher when i try to study aerospace engineering. Really well made!
Thank you so mach 🙂 for this lectures , it's great job and pls create an one video aerospace engineering subject ,syllabus and best books for aerospace engineering . Once again I really thanks to you soul and heart, you are doing great work .
MAM I AM DOING AIRCRAFT MAINTANENCE ENGINNERING COURSE AND THIS LECTURE DEFINITELY HELPED ME AND HOPING TO LEARN MORE FROM YOUR VEDIOS. PLEASE TRY AND MAKE VEDIOS REGARDING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DRAGS ACTING ON AN AIRCRAFT.
I am dreaming to become an aerospace engineering I am 10th grade and I want to lear the basics of aerospace engineering I am at the right video thank you
Currently enrolled in a flight school, but with the state, the industry is in right now; I am looking for backups after graduation. I'm still debating whether I want to go this route since my ultimate goal would be flying test planes or fighters in the future. At the same time, I really love 3d and I think I would find my self more invested in that as opposed to engineering, but can't see me doing it forever. This is tough!
Thank you for this channel. Expertise and teaching skills are spot on. Pacing is great for a refresher course and will definitely help a lot of beginners in the field. To more great informative videos ✨🔥🚀
Cfm the continuity equation, rho_1 is equal to rho_2 if we have a freestream flux or if the fluid is imcompressible. In a compressible flow, rho*velocity is constant, considering no area variation.
Thank you for watching! Please watch my newer videos - they are short. And for this long one I will create a time-stamp. So you can watch what you need.
Thank you so much. I searched everywhere for an introduction into aeronautical engineering and struggled to find a lecture. This was really informative and has helped me understand what is going on more. Glad to see you have started uploading again 5 years later as you are a brilliant speaker and I will be sure to have a look at the other videos. I hope to study this at university in sep 2021. If you have any tips on applying to AeronauticsMEng it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much.
Hi Aliya, Im in 8th grade and ive been super intrested in engineering planes since i was a little kid, this helped a lot, and you're a good teacher, thanks for the lesson!
The continuity relation can be written with the following form: div (m_dot) is equal to div(m)*velocity that is equal zero, or m_dot(in)-m_dot(out) = 0.
@@AliyaBurkit Can I get your personal contact (kibadikennedy@gmail.com you can send me, if that's ok) I really need to talk with you... (I'm in China now)
Hello. Thank you for the lecture. It was pretty easy to understand except one part by the m1 and m2 all the way to the substitution . I'm a bit slow so if you could please break it down for me. Id appreciate it
some of the point you have not clearly explained. Point 1: The potential energy is also called as the flow work and is equal to PV. flow work=force* displacement=pressure* area* displacement=pressure*volume=PV Point 2: You have not explained how the static pressure at bottom part of section 3 is Ps1 instead of Ps3. Please explain the point 2
hello! 9th grader here and im already invested to do aerospace engineering just to become an astronaut. I thought if i started early i would be able to have less of a hard time on my college degree
And me, a 30 year old who didnt figure out what he wanted to do until later in life, watching the same video. It is up to me to demonstrate the math proficiency over the next few months because right now no professor in their right mind would let me in just yet.
Ma'am I am literally 12 years old and I am in 8 th standard. I couldn't even make a RC plane and also I love everything that is above the ground that can fly I know how the planes work but not fully because I couldn't discover a lot in the airospace and airodinamic engineering's so there any difference in both the engineering's
You are an amazing teacher and I appreciate your mastery of the subject to be able to breakdown the big picture picture of aerodynamics to some manageable junks that will enhance my further research. Thank you so much. And may I ask how best to contact you for some advice on some aerodynamics projects am carrying out?
Damn wow you’d so smart I hope to do this course in 2 years at Uni the math kinda overwhelms me but I love aviation industry too much can’t think of any other job I’d rather have exeot maybe flying the plane itself god bless you tho
This is a brilliant video, helped me a lot, I was struggling to find what I wanted to do at university and this has helped me decide towards aeronautical engineering, do you have a propulsion video or are the other videos explaining that
Thank you som much for this course. BTW can you recommend me some books on aerospace engineering. I believe on legend that she still replies on comments.
Здравствуйте,Алия! Я являюсь студенткой бакалавриата по данной специальности. Есть ли у вас время поделиться личным опытом? (хотела посоветоваться с вами относительно магистратуры за рубежом.) P.S. познавательное видео,побольше бы таких!
This is great, thanks for making. I just finished the derivation of lift and have one question. You block off the wind tunnel below the wing, but in real life that wouldn't be blocked, so you'd have a small area under the wing as well, so how does it work without the bottom being blocked?
Why the p1 at the inlet of the wing tunnel is same as the p1 under the airfoil? Isn't that the area under the airfoil is also smaller than the inlet ( same as the upper of the airfoil, which causes the increase of velocity) so the velocity increases and pressure drop.
Thank you very much for this video, it help me understand the basis of aeronautics that i lacked. Could i please mail you for my futur different challenges?
Hi i am an aerospace engineering , please i want help from you , can you tell me the more important classes i musst to understant to be able to find a good job afterb graduation and what the best books for this classes??
I'm bound for aerospace engineering I want to take the astronautics route and my journey stars with this channel thank you so much
Same
Glad I could help!
i also decided to get into aerospace engineering and get a deegre because this is the future men
It is definitely!
@@AliyaBurkit do you work at nasa mam? if yes, i was at my right lecture... i am just 7th but i want to be an astronaut from now... suppose if ur doing space craft mechanics, can u send me the portions? also thank you for teaching explainatory and i will be an absolute astronaut :)
Edit: are u doing 1 to 1 online class teaching mam. If yes, i would love to join it :3
I’m only in 7th grade but I want to go into aerospace engineering, and I found this video extremely interesting and I learned a lot!
I'm so happy that you did!
@@AliyaBurkit me too im going into 8th grade and i want to pursue aeronautical engineering so i followed this entire lecture and wrote down all the notes and i have learned a lot thank you
@@ashhinton3680 good work! Stay ahead!
I hope you guys are still studying hard!
Same!!
I’ve wanted to do aerospace engineering my whole life (currently a high school student) and I feel I’d be excited to learn about it every day with you as a teacher. Really liked this lecture, great insight into aerodynamics. Loved that you gave the variables too and descriptions of them. Thank you
I'm debating currently to study Aerospace Engineering or Software Engineering and this video is a really good insight into what awaits me, thank you for this!
glad to be of help!
I recommend you to keep going for these lectures even monthly thank you Aliya
I’m in last year of high school considering aeronautical engineering for an A level and found this really helpful and interesting, I would look forward to every lesson if I get a teacher as good as u
Aww thank you so much!
I am an 9th grader hoping to become an aerospace engineer, this helped me a lot to understand what I will need to learn about aerospace engineering, Thank yoi
For me this video is so good,
I am a second year in mechanical engineering and I will complete my master degrees and my PhD as an aerospace engineering
That will allow me a much higher field of knowledge.
And I will not stop to watch your videos ☝️
Keep it up and stay safe
Thanks so much!
Nice work! Im in my 3rd year of aerospace engineering astronautics!! Cool to see a little refresher on aerodynamics XD
Thank you for this video, I was searching something that could explain "everything" about Aerodynamics (from Delft, MIT...) You were the first one who was able to teach everything, easily, so Thank you ^^
I may be in seventh grade but I really want to take an Aerospace engineering major along with physics. This video really helped so thank you so much!
I hope someone in the Aerodynamics field can answer this question. My husband and I have a continual argument about air flow over the slatted blinds for hot or cold weather. I say that when it's hot outside, if I tip the blinds so that the hot air inside flows toward the window (whether open or not), and any cold air will fall into the room. The reverse when it's cold outside, to tip the blinds so that warmer air will flow into the room and colder air will fall toward the window. Husband says it doesn't make a difference. If you can solve this dilemma, please show your qualification/education. 37 years of disagreeing. I'm part way through the video and love it.
Thanks @Aliya for this wonderful fundamentals. You are an amazing teacher. Although I am a Petroleum Engineer, I am really interested in Aerospace Engineering. Applying for a Masters degree already, I'm 30. I will appreciate any leads on US schools. I'm Nigerian.
Glad to watch this after more than 9 years of publishing, am mechanical engineer who is into airspace engineering
I know this is a very old video, and you seemed very unsure at the beginning teaching this lecture, but it really seems like you enjoyed it. I can only hope to get such a nice teacher when i try to study aerospace engineering. Really well made!
2:05 It's amazing that this time has finally come, it's a matter of hours before crew dragon launches for the crew-1 mission!
Ma'am stay at home be safe from corona virus. I want to become an aerospace engineer and I have got my way, tnx for this channel🙏🙏💓
glad to help! :)
Bob and Doug are on their way to the ISS! Aerospace engineering in action! Loved the connection!
Exactly! It's a good idea to post aerospace news here, so that after many years we see those projects come true!
Thank you so mach 🙂 for this lectures , it's great job and pls create an one video aerospace engineering subject ,syllabus and best books for aerospace engineering . Once again I really thanks to you soul and heart, you are doing great work .
thanks for the video ideas!
Sir can u guide me I want to become an aerospace engineer
I'm going to study aerospace engineering in college this year and am trying to learn some knowledge before my classes started then i found this !!
You are very knowledgeable. Thank you Aliya. This reminds me of my Bachelors' degree :)
Thank you :)
Imma bout to start my college in aerospace and this channel help me a lot
Thank You So Much! You have motivated me so much, I am currently 14 and I want to be an aerospace engineer at nasa
MAM I AM DOING AIRCRAFT MAINTANENCE ENGINNERING COURSE AND THIS LECTURE DEFINITELY HELPED ME AND HOPING TO LEARN MORE FROM YOUR VEDIOS. PLEASE TRY AND MAKE VEDIOS REGARDING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DRAGS ACTING ON AN AIRCRAFT.
Glad it helped!
I’m about to go to a a school for aerospace technology and this helped me out with my notes
Great lecture! Waiting for the propulsion lecture.
Very soon..
@@AliyaBurkit Waiting 😁😁 I'm glad that I found leacture about my course thankyouuu so much miss aliya
Thank you for watching and glad to help!
I am here not to ask for more, but be grateful for you sharing this content for us who are interested in this wonderful career. Thank you so much!
I'm happy to help, and thank you for watching!
Using dt/dx integration will always win the day. Keep up Burkit !
I am dreaming to become an aerospace engineering I am 10th grade and I want to lear the basics of aerospace engineering I am at the right video thank you
Great to hear!
That falcon heavy is reality now. :o
crazy right
yup!
very interesting field and clear lecture.aerospace is very amazing and precious descipline
thanks!
Super lecture! I learned a lot. You are a great teacher!
Thank you so much!
your way of explianation is very clear mam
Thank you so much!
ohh nice video on this topic please upload videos regularly we are waiting
.
Awesome mam..this is really marvelous..great job
thank you!
Currently enrolled in a flight school, but with the state, the industry is in right now; I am looking for backups after graduation. I'm still debating whether I want to go this route since my ultimate goal would be flying test planes or fighters in the future. At the same time, I really love 3d and I think I would find my self more invested in that as opposed to engineering, but can't see me doing it forever. This is tough!
Good thinking! You can work on both lf those skills at the same time, so you can have a choice later (or backup)
Thank you ma'am
You're great
Learning from India
Thank you for this channel. Expertise and teaching skills are spot on. Pacing is great for a refresher course and will definitely help a lot of beginners in the field. To more great informative videos ✨🔥🚀
Cfm the continuity equation, rho_1 is equal to rho_2 if we have a freestream flux or if the fluid is imcompressible. In a compressible flow, rho*velocity is constant, considering no area variation.
true
Super teaching like this nobody can teach. Really i can understand easily. Thanks for uploading this video.
Thank you so much 🙏 your comment really made my day
MADAM --LECTURE IS VERY CLEAR AND EASY TO UNDER STAND --PLEASE MAKE LECTURE 15 MINUTES EACH --THANK U MADAM --AMARJIT -ADVOCATE DELHI HIGH COURT INDIA
Thank you for watching! Please watch my newer videos - they are short.
And for this long one I will create a time-stamp. So you can watch what you need.
Thank you so much. I searched everywhere for an introduction into aeronautical engineering and struggled to find a lecture. This was really informative and has helped me understand what is going on more. Glad to see you have started uploading again 5 years later as you are a brilliant speaker and I will be sure to have a look at the other videos. I hope to study this at university in sep 2021. If you have any tips on applying to AeronauticsMEng it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much.
Glad I could help. I can film a video later about that, as I receive a lot of questions of that type
Hi Aliya, Im in 8th grade and ive been super intrested in engineering planes since i was a little kid, this helped a lot, and you're a good teacher, thanks for the lesson!
so you're in 8th grade and learning navier stokes equations? strange
@@identitystolen1467 yeah
The continuity relation can be written with the following form: div (m_dot) is equal to div(m)*velocity that is equal zero, or m_dot(in)-m_dot(out) = 0.
yes, exactly
I'll be going to study aeronautical engineering soon. I'm loving the content here
Love to hear that! Where will you study?
@@AliyaBurkit national aerospace university kharkiv, Ukraine
Cool!
great lecture, I hope next topic for SNC .
Thanks! Will try
Thanks for video! very interesting 🤓👍
Thank you for watching!
I'm an aeronautical engineering student at wits university in south Africa..great
Nice! Which year?
@@AliyaBurkit 3rd year....should I pass everything this year,then I will be doing my final year next year ... I wish to meet you in person
Good luck in these tough times for students!
Excellent lecture presentation i like it
Thank you so much
Ayyyy you've explained it so well!! Thank you so much, will soon be starting aerospace systems engineering
Great! Which university?
You're really doing great . Appreciate you .Can you please improve the video quality. I couldn't watch well .
Thank you, I can't change this video anymore.. but my newer videos cover almost the same topics but with better quality. Thank you for your feedback!
@@AliyaBurkit Thank you very much .Your teaching technique is amazing .May Allah save you amid this corona threat .
Thank you for kind words!
Great lecture
thanks
Madam all the best lead the space agency and become the ceo of your countrys space agency. Lots of love from India.
Omg thank you so much ^_^
@@AliyaBurkit you deserve this. We are waiting here in India to see this great day
@@MostPowerfulPMofIndia haha thanks
Beautiful
thanks haha
absolutely useful thank you for your best lecturering from Turkey student of aircraft maintenance.
Hey Aliya ! We're waiting ! Can't you continue with more Aerospace disciplines ?
Interested !
It's a long process. I am currently working on producing aerodynamics videos. But after that I'll cover more disciplines. Thank you for watching!
@@AliyaBurkit Can I get your personal contact
(kibadikennedy@gmail.com you can send me, if that's ok)
I really need to talk with you...
(I'm in China now)
Wow your writing, its so....legible
haha thanks
Please continue to teaching us
We are so lucky.
Really great lecture
Many thanks!
Hello. Thank you for the lecture. It was pretty easy to understand except one part by the m1 and m2 all the way to the substitution . I'm a bit slow so if you could please break it down for me. Id appreciate it
Beauty with brain 👌👍 😍
In whole video I'm watching you, fall In love with your beauty ❤
😬
Legend says, she is still hearting comments. Oh and should I enroll in this study
True, haha
@@AliyaBurkit Damn well, at least i replied fast
nice lecture nd more lecture make mam plzzz
Ok)
some of the point you have not clearly explained.
Point 1: The potential energy is also called as the flow work and is equal to PV.
flow work=force* displacement=pressure* area* displacement=pressure*volume=PV
Point 2: You have not explained how the static pressure at bottom part of section 3 is Ps1 instead of Ps3.
Please explain the point 2
Great lecture mam. Hope to have lots more.
Thank you. Hope so too!
hello! 9th grader here and im already invested to do aerospace engineering just to become an astronaut. I thought if i started early i would be able to have less of a hard time on my college degree
me, a junior in highschool who has never taken a physics course watching this and taking notes on EVERYTHING: ._.
glad to hear it helped! It's actually an old video though
And me, a 30 year old who didnt figure out what he wanted to do until later in life, watching the same video. It is up to me to demonstrate the math proficiency over the next few months because right now no professor in their right mind would let me in just yet.
Did you end up taking the class?
@@Hi-qx3my next year,, i’m in chem rn
That's ok, don't compare yourself with others, only with your yesterday's self. You get what you put your work into
Ma'am I am literally 12 years old and I am in 8 th standard. I couldn't even make a RC plane and also I love everything that is above the ground that can fly I know how the planes work but not fully because I couldn't discover a lot in the airospace and airodinamic engineering's so there any difference in both the engineering's
You are an amazing teacher and I appreciate your mastery of the subject to be able to breakdown the big picture picture of aerodynamics to some manageable junks that will enhance my further research. Thank you so much. And may I ask how best to contact you for some advice on some aerodynamics projects am carrying out?
Plese tell me from which book i should start aerospace .And your explanation is amezing
You are the most beautiful engineering girl I've ever seen!!!
Lewis wtf
Simp
Are the rest of you just fucktards, he's friggin givin' a compliment.
@@wikipediabeats2k369 simp
@@wikipediabeats2k369 simp
I’m a chemical engineer but I’m familiar with these concepts. Great to know! Maybe I should get another degree in Aerospace
Yeah! Go for it ))
I wish you would continue teaching us aerospace. I really want to learn but don't have the money to go to college :
Damn wow you’d so smart I hope to do this course in 2 years at Uni the math kinda overwhelms me but I love aviation industry too much can’t think of any other job I’d rather have exeot maybe flying the plane itself god bless you tho
Very well explained ma'am.
thank you
Great studying with you mam ,thank you so much means a lot 🌼
This is a brilliant video, helped me a lot, I was struggling to find what I wanted to do at university and this has helped me decide towards aeronautical engineering, do you have a propulsion video or are the other videos explaining that
I will make them very soon. Hope you are subscribed!
@@AliyaBurkit brilliant, and yes I am indeed subscribed, how couldn't I be😂
Great! 😊
@@AliyaBurkit how did you get into aeronautical engineering? If you don't mind me asking
Haha I get asked this question a lot. I'm thinking of making a whole video about it
It's really Useful ~
Thank you
Thank you som much for this course. BTW can you recommend me some books on aerospace engineering. I believe on legend that she still replies on comments.
Thank you for watching! Yes, my next video is actually about books, I just can't find time to edit it. But hopefully I will upload it this Thursday
@@AliyaBurkit Love ya and thanks
Thanks for Teaching
It's really helpful
I appreciate you Mam
Thank you for watching! Glad it helped!
Good experience
Thank you for watching!
Which field of your work
Awsom!!!
thank you!
Hello ma’am have you made videos of all the 5 principles under aerospace or did you make videos on only aerodynamics?
superrr
thank you
Smooth to understand, Thanks
Thank you.
Great work thanks❤️
Thank you!
Здравствуйте,Алия! Я являюсь студенткой бакалавриата по данной специальности. Есть ли у вас время поделиться личным опытом? (хотела посоветоваться с вами относительно магистратуры за рубежом.)
P.S. познавательное видео,побольше бы таких!
👍🙏
This is great, thanks for making. I just finished the derivation of lift and have one question. You block off the wind tunnel below the wing, but in real life that wouldn't be blocked, so you'd have a small area under the wing as well, so how does it work without the bottom being blocked?
Mam plz Make another video about structural analysis
I will later
love you aliya
Why the p1 at the inlet of the wing tunnel is same as the p1 under the airfoil? Isn't that the area under the airfoil is also smaller than the inlet ( same as the upper of the airfoil, which causes the increase of velocity) so the velocity increases and pressure drop.
She assumed incompressible flow
it's before the air goes around the airfoil
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Thank you very much for this video, it help me understand the basis of aeronautics that i lacked. Could i please mail you for my futur different challenges?
The falcon heavy was supposed to be launched yesterday :(
Yeah, let's see if mission will be accomplished tomorrow! 😜
I love aeronatical engineering .but my time bad now studying mechanical engineering.i have aeronautical engineering books.how to learn plz tell me mam
My latest video is about books
10:04 I think you meant to say that 1st object will heat up less than 2nd object, no?
Yes, good catch!
No teacher can teach better than u
Thank you so much :)
where are other videos
on my channel
When will we see your next topic on propulsion
very soon
Hi i am an aerospace engineering , please i want help from you , can you tell me the more important classes i musst to understant to be able to find a good job afterb graduation and what the best books for this classes??