8. Materials and Exploring the limits
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Module A: Introductory module
In his first of three clips on the topic of materials, Mr. Sinke discusses what materials are and which materials are applicable for aerospace purposes.
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Having specified the four different types of materials in the previous clip, Mr. Sinke explores those materials used in Aerospace further in this clip.
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In his third clip on materials, Mr. Sinke discusses an important factor we need to take into account when deciding on which material to use: the production process.
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In his first of two short clips on the exploration of the limits of aeronautical engineering, Mr. Sinke discusses supersonic flight in this clip.
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Having discussed supersonic flight in the previous clip, Mr. Sinke goes one step further in this lecture by discussing the challenges of hypersonic flight.
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