Cutaway IRL. AA-12 drum-fed automatic shotgun firing with half its body shell removed to expose the working parts

Aluminum Bronze VS Tin Bronze, Making & Testing Bronze Hatchets

NOOKS AND CRANNIES OF THE SENSOR BAY OF ROCKET LABS ARCHIMEDIES ENGINE

Working at the bottom of the penstock

#Dynamixel Y at the Motion Control Show 2022

Dynamixel Y Servo Control

Composite aluminum door concept

Mazda CX-80 Production in Japan factory

The world’s first wooden satellite was launched into space today, an early test of the use of timber in lunar and Mars exploration. This move paves the way for future SpaceX satellites to be made from wood rather than aluminium.

Known as the LignoSat probe, the world’s first biodegradable satellite was invented by Japanese scientists, who, combined with Japanese forest giant PEFC-certified Sumitomo Forestry, discovered that magnolia wood is the ideal alternative to earth-polluting metals used in satellites.

Named after the Latin word for “wood,” the palm-sized LignoSat is tasked with demonstrating the cosmic potential of renewable material as humans explore living in space.

“With timber, a material we can produce by ourselves, we will be able to build houses, live and work in space forever,” said Takao Doi, an astronaut who has flown on the Space Shuttle and studies human space activities at Kyoto University.

<div class="md"><p>The world’s first wooden satellite was launched into space today, an early test of the use of timber in lunar and Mars exploration. This move paves the way for future SpaceX satellites to be made from wood rather than aluminium.</p>

<p>Known as the LignoSat probe, the world’s first biodegradable satellite was invented by Japanese scientists, who, combined with Japanese forest giant PEFC-certified Sumitomo Forestry, discovered that magnolia wood is the ideal alternative to earth-polluting metals used in satellites.</p>

<p>Named after the Latin word for “wood,” the palm-sized LignoSat is tasked with demonstrating the cosmic potential of renewable material as humans explore living in space.</p>

<p>“With timber, a material we can produce by ourselves, we will be able to build houses, live and work in space forever,” said Takao Doi, an astronaut who has flown on the Space Shuttle and studies human space activities at Kyoto University.</p>
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NASA Launches World’s First Wooden Satellite into Space

Awesome Sikorsky S70 Blackhawk landing at HAI Heli Expo | #helicopter

Impressive fastfine system on Sikorsky S70 Blackhawk during landing. FastFin uses advanced airflow management to increase the effectiveness of the UH-60 anti-torque system for significant increases to hover load and stability

British F-35Bs on the flight deck of HMS Prince of Wales during Exercise Strike Warrior

This robot can move basically anywhere

Amazing Aircraft: Testing The Limits | Rocket-Assisted Launches And Other Aviation Oddities

Amazing Aircraft: Testing The Limits | Rocket-Assisted Launches And Other Aviation Oddities [VIDEO]

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Intel Foundry: ASML High NA EUV Lithography machine in Hillsboro, Oregon

Building canoe

Hallberg-Rassy Drawn With a Pen Plotter

Thought I’d dust off this little V Twin I made some years ago and still runs well after a few little tweaks here and there. 

<div class="md"><p>Thought I’d dust off this little V Twin I made some years ago and still runs well after a few little tweaks here and there. </p>
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Small scale V Twin

The TV Tower in Dortmund, Germany build between 1958 and 1959 with a Height of 208 Meters.

Captured Dornier DO-335 at Oberpfaffenhofen. May 1945 [1954X1000]

Blohm und Voss BV 141 Asymmetrical Design Prototype. Germany, 1938 [1500X1000]

I finally finished my iris box

The Colonius Broadcasting Tower in Germany. 266 Meters tall, build between 1978 and 1981.

The Silver Swan A Symphony of Art Engineering and Magic #shorts

A 120 years old railroad bridge in germany over the rhine between Mainz and Wiesbaden.

This Guitar Goes to Twelve. 

Office life before the invention of AutoCAD and other drafting softwares

Orienting & QC checking sewing needles in a production line

Aviation Oddities And Amazing Aircraft. The X-Planes Series: Heavenly Bodies

Aviation Oddities And Amazing Aircraft. The X-Planes Series: Heavenly Bodies [VIDEO]

A Complete Guide to Titanic's Engines

Titanic engines were simply a masterpiece 

The Rheinturm is a 240 Meters tall Broadcasting Tower in Germany, build between 1979 and 1982.

New AgustaWestland AW169 landing at HAI Heli expo | #helicopter

AgustaWestland AW169 is a twin-engine, 10-seat, 4.8t helicopter developed and manufactured by the helicopter division of Leonardo. Equiped to 2 × Pratt & Whitney PW210A turboshaft with FADEC (735 kW, 1,000 shp class each). Using for rescue, Police, corporate transport.

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