Recent content by SandroSalgueiro

This is how I learned it:

Never an engineering discussion topic kept me so entertained http://engineering.mit.edu/live/news/1802-are-santas-reindeers-used-for-propulsion-or

Are these assumptions of X-Plane based upon version 9 or version 10? I look forward to watching your work.

I've flown C150, C152, C172 and C182 (Cessna FTW!), and I'm currently working on my Private Pilot license. Will hopefully be instrument rated in 2 years from now.

Seriously hoping this isn't true...

Wall hack. That's cheating.

How comprehensive are those courses in the sense that non-engineering people might enroll?

Cycling every week to the airport for flying lessons. The round trip takes me 2 hours, but it can be as fun as flying lol

Japanese are really one of the most creative people in the world.

I gotta say that it got me interested during the reading.

Interesting. Who has access to the ordering system?

Sorry NASA, but Orbiter looks way better.

The way I see it, the only critical point ahead in the computers evolution graph would be caused by the release of the Cloud. If that confirms to be a failure, I don't see anything else stopping our current devices from becoming more advanced and independent machines.

Not as good as Orbiter, but still fun. STS-1 coming in for landing -- no analog cockpit available.

By the great Brazilian astronaut, Marcos Pontes.