Recent content by umbrios

as i said, i know what they want me to. it's a free education by the gov't. they feel only to tell me what i need to know. all i know is that i repair electronic units of F16's, and that's some kind of engineering. like i said, it's what they feel i need to know.

well, it is true that the commerical gps satallites are accurate to only 100ft, but some of the units that we (military) have are a lot more accurate than that. there's a lot more in those navsats then you may know about. however, the time of 100ns, it is not entirely used to it's full...

really? i thought it would have been much stronger than that. but i think that makes sense.

are you sure about that? i just know what they tell me.

i think you are trying to oversimplfy the mind. it's not as simple as a computer program. I'm not sure, but I'm sure it comes from something like this. you are instructed to write an essay, which causes your mind to realize that it need to write. in short, it's a reaction to the...

the only to see the effect would be to use a magnet similar to the ones that are used to confine/control plasma. but the power requiered and the cost of such a magnet are both extreamly high.

i don't think that is so. human, beside language, communicate through the same methods using the same patterns. ie: posture, tone, expression. and i doubt that cats, or other animals, have different languages.

i believe that computer engineering has more to do with circuits and the electrical fundamentals thereof, and electrical engineering has more to do with general electrician work. but i just make sure electronical componets work properly.

didn't they also put one on the space shuttle to test what the effects of gravity on time were? i think i remember hearing it somewhere.

working on radar and radios in my shop, we are at least requiered to know a basic understanding of modulation. i'll give you the brief summary of what AETC teaches my field. AM - Amplitude Modulation this is when the apmlitude of the signal and it's sidebands are varried by a certain percent...