Semi Autonomous Robotic Platform: Building a Robot Out of Swappable Parts
Why a robotic platform?
For my third-year project I wanted something
Explorer 1 and the Van Allen Story
On February 1st, 1958 at 03:48 UTC (January 31st at 22:48 EST), the first Juno booster launched Explorer 1 into low earth orbit. It was the first satellite to be successfully launched by the United States, and the third artificial satellite to reach orbit, following Sputnik 1 and 2 in 1957.
When Planes Need an Eye Test
A few years ago, The Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI) reported
Charon: The Man Who Gave His Wife a Moon
On June 22nd, 1978 James Christy was trying to refine the orbit
The Items Apollo 11 Left behind on the Moon
July 21st 1969. The time is 2:56 UTC, Neil Armstrong is
The Secret of Salton Sea Naval Base
Salton Sea Naval Base is not known as one of the famous
Getting Ugly, Dead Bugs, and Manhattan Style
If you are anything like me, you love to build small circuits.
How the Moon’s Dust Could be Deadly
The Moons dust is an understudied material, and there are real signs it could be dangerous.
How the Type G Gate Worked
Previously I went through the three input NOR gate that ran the
The NOR Gate That Got Us To The Moon
In a previous post I talked about how the going to the
How Going To The Moon Kick-started the Silicon Age
In the late 1950’s, there were three people who were at
The Secret Side of Sleepy North Devon and Cornwall
North Devon and Cornwall, a sleepy area that is full of history