Recent content by Greg Freeman
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Have you ever felt like a total idiot when trying to solve physics problems?
Many, many times. One semester I took an elective Intro to Theoretical Physics class which was very math intensive. I spent hours looking at very difficult problems, sometimes I could have those "aha!" moments on my own, other times I had to go to my professor's office hours. That was the...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Engineering Aeronautic vs Electronic engineering?
I have no idea about the commercial/general aviation sector as that's not my expertise (I work on spaceships, and I'm not that far out of college). However, I do know that there were a lot of jobs at Boeing that were canceled when I was applying because of delays due to manufacturing issues (at...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Engineering Aeronautic vs Electronic engineering?
I don't think that AE is any more difficult than EE. I'd say that AE would be harder than ME (which was part of the reason I went the AE route). AE and EE are difficult in different ways. AE typically uses some higher level math, but it can be physically easier to comprehend. AE's also tend...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Engineering Aeronautic vs Electronic engineering?
(I'm an Aerospace Engineer by the way) If I were to do it all over again, I would take a bunch of controls classes as either an AE or EE. I saw a lot more jobs available for EEs than I did AEs when I was looking, but that might not be the best way to pick a major. But yeah, you can get...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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How Does Iron Man's Suit Achieve Flight?
Going by what I remember from the movie, they never said what it was that gave him propulsion, or what exactly came out of his hands when he was shooting things with them. The important part of his technology seemed to be the immensely energy dense power source located on his chest. I...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Looking for summer internship in physics
IMPORTANT- Don't freak out go to grad school if you don't want to (I did this and ended up leaving grad school without a degree because I didn't want to be there) I graduated in Aerospace Engineering without ever having an internship in anything other than some civil related internships (no...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Help. I have a BS in Physics and a BS in Computer Engineering. I'm Depressed.
Move. Simple enough. I grew tired of grad school in engineering for various reasons, and the whole point of me going to grad school was to get a job in the private space industry. I found out I didn't need a graduate degree for that, and bailed. I moved across the country to do it as well...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Jet-Man Yves Rossy: Best Engine,etc?
To add to that, I wonder if you could take their turboprop set up, change the gearing, and drive a ducted fan with it. I don't know if you'd gain much from that modification or not.- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Jet-Man Yves Rossy: Best Engine,etc?
It's been awhile since I've studied the subject, so don't take 100% of what I say to be valid. JetCats, from what I know, are reasonably popular engines for RC aircraft, and thus have lots of hours on them, and I've heard of just about every variety of engines made by them except for...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
Update: The chicken thighs I recently got for whole foods, while still good according to their expiration date, smelled horrible when I opened the package. I had to toss them out and eat out instead. I also noticed that the bacon that I bought there only a few days ago actually expired in...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
After listening to you guys i googled up a local butcher. I think I'm going to try them next time- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
Yeah, the walmarts here are entertaining in their own ways. The first time I went to one when I moved here there was an old lady, wearing a dirty wedding dress (that was turning gray), in a wheelchair, pulling herself forward with her feet and hitting herself in the head while laughing...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
Okay I'm jealous now. I'd love to have fresh eggs since I eat them every morning. I have to settle for supposed Omega-3 eggs. I've never had 'em fresh before. I was upset because where I used to live there was a farmers market that sold fresh meat (but I couldn't afford it on a grad...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
I don't think the meat had multiple stickers. What was weird was that it wasn't tough. It had almost no texture at all. There was no noticeable grain, like the muscles of the animal had never been used, it was almost homogeneous "meat substance" in the shape of strip/rib meat. ...I also...- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Challenging Walmart: Experiences with Low-Quality Meats
I'll have to seek out a good market, because I've been wanting to fool around with meats aside from the standard beef/chicken/pork. I enjoy a good piece of lamb here and there but have never cooked it myself. Also maybe venison or something more exotic would be good for a change.- Greg Freeman
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- Forum: General Discussion