PhD Candidate Kyle Winter will be defending his PhD Dissertation today!
He has investigated "Irregular reflections of unsteady shock waves" where he has explored the evolution of complex shock wave structures like Mach stems that form in explosions above a reflecting surface.
Projectile testing doesn’t always go the way you plan! A schlieren image of a tumbling 0.22” bullet. Tumbling because of too tight of a sabot fit. Traveling about Mach 2. https://t.co/YNeilGRJM4
First lab meeting for the quarter and we tried something new: I asked my UG students: "What does it take to be a successful researcher? i.e. What do you want to learn?" Here's what they said:
Intelligent Energetic Systems Engineering (INTENSE) REU @newmexicotech is sponsored by NSF and will begin accepting applications Dec 1 https://t.co/ZIi9d7uUaZ
Using synthetic schlieren #photography and a 120-ft long blast tube, Sandia scientists are capturing images of shock waves to better understand their effects https://t.co/Es8PZxPCW9 #physics
Captured the #bowshock of @blueorigin#NewShepard’s supersonic re-entry 🚀 ICYMI here’s the recap of the in-flight escape test: https://t.co/OzjZFia8pO and the full webcast: https://t.co/xAP3X3ITnm #M9
Scott Kelly writes that he was a terrible student with attention problems. Then he read Tom Wolfe's "The Right Stuff" and his path in life became clear: join the Navy, become a pilot and rocket into space as an astronaut. https://t.co/FE1x37SrkM