- John D. Anderson
John D. Anderson, Jr. (October 1, 1937) is the Curator of Aerodynamics at the National Air and Space Museum at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC and Professor Emeritus in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park. Dr. Anderson is active and known for his professional and educational activities both nationally and internationally. He has given over 40 short courses to the major aerospace companies, the Air Force Academy, …
- Walter Dröscher
Walter Dröscher is a physicist who worked at the Austrian Patent office. Now in retirement, he devotes most of his time to developing Heim Theory. It was in 1980 that Dröscher was introduced to the reclusive German physicist Burkhard Heim, thereby becoming one of the few physicists to collaborate with Heim.
- Richard Aboulafia
Richard Aboulafia is an aviation analyst and Vice President of Analysis at Teal Group Corporation. He specializes in military, civilian and general aviation. Richard writes publicly about aviation and defense, with numerous articles in Aviation Week & Space Technology, Financial Times, Military Technology, Avmark Aviation Economist, Jane's Intelligence Review and the Asian Wall Street Journal. He has a regular column in AIAA's Aerospace America.
- Daniel Raymer
Dan Raymer is an aerospace design engineer widely recognized as an expert in the fields of aircraft conceptual design, design engineering and aircraft configuration and layout. His career has included stints at Lockheed, the Aerojet Propulsion Research Institute, Rockwell North American Aviation and the RAND Corporation. He received his B.S. and M.S. engineering degrees in Astronautics and Aeronautics from Purdue, his MBA from the University of Southern California (USC), …
- Eberhardt Rechtin
Eberhardt Rechtin (1926-2006) was an American systems engineer and respected authority in aerospace systems and systems architecture. He received both his BS (1946) and PhD (1950) degrees from Caltech. He worked at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory from 1948-1967, holding, among other positions, that of chief architect and director of NASA's Deep Space Network. He became the Director of DARPA in 1967, …
- Carlo Kopp
Dr. Carlo Kopp is a prominent Australian freelance defence analyst and academic who has published ~300 articles in trade publications such as Defence Today, Air International, Journal of Electronic Defense, Jane's Missiles and Rockets, Australian Aviation and the Asia Pacific Defence Reporter on matters of aerospace technology, stealth, information warfare and Australian defence policy.
- Vadim Khayms
Vadim Khayms is currently an assistant professor at the Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering at Stanford University, where he currently teaches a variety of Computational and Mathematical Engineering (CME) as well as standard engineering (ENGR) courses. He is a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics where he serves on the Electric Propulsion Technical Committee
- John T. Howe
John T. Howe is a mechanical engineer and former Chief Scientist at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California. He is known for his pioneering research contributions to the aerothermodynamics of atmospheric entry, including radiative energy transfer, reactive gas flows, and innovative thermal protections systems. John T. Howe received his B.S. from the University of Michigan in 1950 and his M.S. in 1956 and the degree of Engineer in 1958 from Stanford University, …
- William Kerslake
William Roy Kerslake is an American Olympic wrestler and NASA engineer. He won 15 national championships in a row in Freestyle and Greco-Roman. He won a gold medal in the 1955 Pan American Games and three times represented the United States in the Olympic Games, placing fifth, eighth and seventh from 1952 through 1960. His best result is that he ranked fifth at the freestyle wrestling event, heavyweight category, of the 1952 Summer Olympics.
- Sidney Darlington
Sidney Darlington (July 18, 1906 - October 31, 1997) was a renowned electrical engineer, whose name lives on through a transistor configuration he patented in 1953, the Darlington pair. Less known is that he advanced the state of network theory developing the insertion-loss synthesis approach, and invented chirp radar, bombsights, and gun and rocket guidance. In 1945 he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States' highest civilian honor, …
- Gregory Emsellem
- Christopher D. Gill
Christopher D. Gill , Jeanna M. Gossett, Joseph P. Loyall, Douglas C. Schmidt, David Corman, Richard E. Schantz, and Michael Atighetchi, “ Integrated Adaptive QoS Management in Middleware: An Empirical Case Study ”, Real-Time Systems, special issue on best papers from RTAS 2004 , 29(2-3), pp. 101-130, March 2005.
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- Stephen
British red-haired, hard to understand, physicist turned rocket scientist, left-winged nutter. Have been subtitled on TV (checkout Bridge to Mars on TV, it's fun)! Like working in the field, and spend my summers camped in the Arctic working on spacesuits, planetary comms, and more. Born near London, educated at Penn State, and now living in Canada, but I take any opportunity to travel for work! I have way more CDs.
- David
Some people call me crazy, some may even call me a fool. I'm the mountain man come down to the south. Some call me the fro-man when I let my hair grow, but then I surprise everyone when I cut it all off. My personality is multifaceted, my interests are many, I'm a jack of all trades and a master of none. Every day is a new challenge, I have many things to do, for I gotta pay my bills and keep myself in school.
- Shiju Raju
Well lets see....I would let others comment about me!
- Rifki
I'm superman You can visit my blog: http://justanechofromthepast.blogspot.com; Wanna add me? ----->> R_I_F_K_I@hotmail.com.
- Austin Fang
Bea is the love of my life! My eyes will never wander except for feesh bowl soup.
- Geoff
A beach-bumming, taco-eating space geek with high aspirations.
- Shelby Highsmith
High stress, low key, middle of the road. Funny & brainy, quiet & boisterous, introverted & highly sociable, and a philanthropic misanthrope. I'm working on my PhD, if you can call this "working," because I seem to spend too much time hanging out around town. I have too many hobbies. I sort campaign finance disclosure reports in Excel for kicks.
- Tom Roy
When I need to, I'm entirely comfortable eating spagettio's out of the can. In much the same vein, I love sushi. I write a webcomic, Life of Fred (www.lifeoffred.com) about a guy who lives in Boston but sticks around after aliens invade because, well, a good apartment is wicked hard to find. Apparently, the rest of the galaxy agrees. My day job is designing and building specialized space thrusters.
- Alex Shieu
Physically, I'm 5'9 1/2, 240lbs. Chunky build Black hair, brown eyes, good tan. I'm of average intelligence, with a semi-good memory. I find that being able to communicate and empathize with another sentient being is one of life's greatest things. But I mostly find that I'm making fun of current trends and as such make an ass out of myself.
- Charles Radley
Get jaxtr.
- Hem Parikh
i m very laid back and a funny person, makng people laugh is one of my hobbies , i like to have fun, jus chill out with friends go crazy at times,for me life is all about having fun adventure n explroing new things, love to party all the time, but when responsibilty showes up, i m up for tht. if u want to know more bout me add me aim:- hemp89.
- Miranda
i don't use this site anymore. haven't for quite a while actually. you can find me on myspace or the facebook peath out.
- Mayur Patel
I like to live life like everyday is my last. I'm laid back, but adventurous who likes to have fun with my friends. I'm always looking for something new and exciting to do. Quote at the moment: "You'll never know how much you can do until you try to do more than you can." -Tony Blauer.
- Alan
Late career engineer trying to survive the "end game" stages of parenting three children. Involved with Town affairs, enjoying my friends doing community things, and being involved in the theater thing. Trying to remain connected to my wife of coming up on thirty years. Wondering if there is a light at the end of the career tunnel - could it be retirement???
- Sean
Well i will keep this short and to the point. I have lived out here now for two and a half years. My job keeps me on travel quite a bit and that makes it hard to meet people and sometimes to maintain a relationship. I am all but against going to the bar/club scene and refuse to use the gym as a means of meeting people to date, I go there to work out, period. I am a smart, intelligent, loyal, confident and ambitious man.
- Alex Cheung
Me... just some regular guy trying to make a living... I work... many hours... I love solving the unknowns... and to a certain degree... like to argue... I had dreams... however the older I am, the further away those are... Thinking about the East Coast, wonder how it will be enrolled in a Ivy League school... Still trying to map out my path... help help? I am grateful that I am surrounded by great friends...
- Devon Spivey
What can I say...I'm like anyone else...unique. I have my own special tastes and qualities. I like Danny Kay movies...that should tell you something. Good listener, slow to judge, treats everyone with the same amount of mistrust until I get to know you :P I consider myself an insomniac even though I haven't been diagnosed.
- Jeff Salumbides
I rarely go on friendster anymore. If you want to contact me or check my profile, please visit my myspace.com profile: My Myspace Profile My Website (americanizedflip.com) You may also contact me via, AIM Messager: Jeffoslovakia.
- Emily Vaughan
I work at Boeing as a design engineer. I work on Thrust Reverser Actuation Systems, and its so much fun! I love living in the NW, there is so many outdoor activites to do its great! The winters here, much nicer than the freezing cold winters from Chicago. Also, the summers are much less harsh. Although I live in Mariners town, I will forever be a cubbies fan. If you ever find yourself in the Seattle area, look me up!!!.....GO CUBS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Brian Cayton
Just ask me, I'll tell u, i'm just too lazy to type it all in this box, i hope that doesnt mean I'm super lazy to all you peeps. =) Shy at first, but I'm usually the first to try to initate something. I just hope that I'm not boring you in anyway. For some reason, I feel the need to always entertain someone I'm kicking it with.
- Frank Hark
What can be said, you can not be told, you must experience it for yourself. Everyone should believe in something, I believe I'll have another drink.
- Brian Wiger
6'1"; 190 lbs. 52 second 400 (with 2 good hamstrings) 250 bench, Teeth:straightened, Eyes:Lasiked, Muscles:Juiced Personality:none(Engineer). 60+ typed wpm (spelling optional), 5+ years of college, so I can solve first order linear Diff. Eqs. attached to Sydney- a 1year-old Siberian Husky.
- Kiran
Well now isn't this a boring subject. Well here it is -> I am a dweeb, dork, nerd, geek, etc.... I told you I was boring. :-P who needs virtual reality when you have reality TV!?!?
- Mrinal Shukla
Can't think of where to start... Just IM me :-) mrinalshukla@hotmail.com.
- Marcus
I'm very fortunate to have great friends who keep it real and have fun, otherwise I might work myself crazy.
- Eric Tendean
An aspiring mechanical/aeronautical engineer,which yearning someday he would delve in an adventurous career above and beyond the earth and in his dream world. Currently stucked in selling shampoo and diapers (as a hobby). Hoping to be able to extricate himself before got mired in this complex environment.
- James
an aspiring optimist, undercover nerd, down-to-earth guy with his head in the clouds, educated nincompoop.