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Turns Out Martians Need Math
On 九月 8, 2015 in All by Caroline Storm Westenhover
Caroline Storm Westenhover
During vacation I read The Martian by Andy Weir. If you have not read The Martian, if you are the kind of person who buys from Mouser, you should. One piece of advice: don’t read it while you’re on an airplane experiencing the worst turbulence of your life, it will just remind you that there is just some metal between you and death. Also, because you buy things on Mouser, there will be few things that you will be itching to know about, such as “where do you even find data on astronaut heartbeat rates during lift off?”
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Tagged With: Math, The Martian
Math: the Language of Engineers, Scientists, and Artists Alike
On 九月 30, 2014 in All by Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
Neil Armstrong’s favorite quote was "Science is about what is, engineering is about what can be.” STEM, and now STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) promote these areas for growth. Some might consider the “Art” in STEAM to be out of place, but I disagree. Engineers need cross-pollination, and have you seen some of the incredible art using open source technology?
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Tagged With: Technology, ART, Engineering, Math, Neil Armstrong, Science, STEAM, STEM

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