Yes I am going to be posting it there, but I still feel it deserves it's own forumwolram said:There are people on this forum that can answer questions on aerospace, i think it is covered in the (general engineering forum).
Jarfi said:Hello!
I was going to make a thread about propellers and I noticed there was no appropriate forum to post it in, Just a heads up.
That is the case.berkeman said:There were Aero and Automotive sub-forums under the ME forum, but they had too little traffic to keep separate. I believe those posts were merged into the ME forum level.
There could be a few reasons for this. One possibility is that there may not be enough demand or interest for an Aerospace Engineering Forum. Another reason could be that there are already existing forums or online communities for aerospace engineers to connect and discuss their work. Additionally, creating and maintaining a forum requires resources and effort, which may not be available at the moment.
There is likely no specific reason why Aerospace Engineering doesn't have its own forum. As mentioned before, it could be due to a lack of demand or existing communities, or it could simply be a matter of resources and priorities for those in the field.
It's difficult to say for sure if there will be an Aerospace Engineering Forum in the future. It ultimately depends on the level of interest and demand for such a forum, as well as the availability of resources to create and maintain it.
Yes, there are alternative platforms such as online forums, social media groups, and professional networking sites where aerospace engineers can connect and share information. These may not be specifically for aerospace engineering, but can still serve as valuable resources for those in the field.
You can stay updated on the latest news and developments in Aerospace Engineering by following industry publications, joining professional organizations, attending conferences and events, and connecting with other aerospace engineers through online communities or networking sites.