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How to use the MessageBox (MsgBox)

Posted on March 3, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

Message boxes are used for events to provide guidance, to warn about an error, to give confirmation, for a description, … Continue reading →

Posted in Excel & VBA tips | Tagged buttons, excel, MessageBox, MsgBox, Prompt, VBA, VbAbortRetryIgnore, VbCritical, VbExclamation, VbInformation, VbOKCancel, vbOKOnly, VbQuestion, VbRetryCancel, VbYesNo, VbYesNoCancel | Leave a comment

Flight control surfaces

Posted on February 23, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

Flight control surfaces Continue reading →

Posted in Aircraft Design | Tagged Ailerons, Air, aircraft, brakes, chordwise, control, Elevator, Flaps, gap, generators, main, Nasa, plane, planes, rudder, secondary, Slats, Spoilers, surfaces, Tabs, tail, trim, trimming, Turning, vortex, wing, WINGLET | Leave a comment

Strength Criteria of Composite Material supported by FEM analysis

Posted on February 17, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

Strength Criteria of Composite Material supported by FEM analysis Continue reading →

Posted in FEM - Analysis | Tagged analysis, BDF, Composite, Criteria, failure, FEM, hill, Hoffman, index, Lamina, material, Max, MSC, NASTRAN, patran, PCOMP, SOL101, strain, strength, Stress, Tsai, Tsai-Hill, Tsai-Wu, Wu | Leave a comment

The Mistery of Missing Mass in the Universe

Posted on February 16, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

The Mistery of Missing Mass Continue reading →

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Airbus’s A380 failure: Future Scenario

Posted on February 16, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

Airbus’s A380 failure: Future Scenario Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged a380, Airbus, CEO, Emirates, enders, Etihad, new, Scenario, tom | Leave a comment

‘Twin Study’: NASA Just Announced More Strange Results

Posted on February 16, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

‘Twin Study’: NASA Just Announced More Strange Results Continue reading →

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The Slowness of the Speed of Light

Posted on February 8, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

The Slowness of the Speed of Light Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged light, Mars, moon, slowness, speed | Leave a comment

First flight of Boeing’s air taxi (see video)

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

First flight of Boeing’s air taxi Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged aero, Boeing, FLIGHT, taxi | Leave a comment

Boeing Invests in Advanced Supersonic Business Jet

Posted on February 7, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

Boeing Announces Investment in Supersonic Aircraft Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Aerion, AS2, Boeing, business, Jet, supersonic | Leave a comment

First Steam-Powered Spacecraft: WINE

Posted on January 26, 2019 by Aerospace Engineering

First Steam-Powered Spacecraft: WINE Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged florida, Nasa, nasa. university, probe, steam, university, WINE | Leave a comment

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