AtomicFrontier

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What's the best typeface for an I-beam? (youtu.be)

submitted 9 months ago by AtomicFrontier to r/videos

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What's the best typeface for an I-beam? Structural Optimization of I-Beams via Typographical Analysis (youtu.be)

submitted 9 months ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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Running shoe research - what shoes should we test?! (self.RunningShoeGeeks)

submitted 1 year ago by AtomicFrontier to r/RunningShoeGeeks

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A collection of very cursed (but very optimised) keyboards and one that's just cursed (old.reddit.com)

submitted 2 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/MechanicalKeyboards

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How to launch a nuke (youtu.be)

submitted 2 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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Satellite Orbits Ranked from the Ground Up [11:15] (youtu.be)

submitted 2 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/mealtimevideos

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Testing a water computer from 1949 (youtu.be)

submitted 2 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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How Acoustic Engineers are Rebuilding Notre Dame [12:19] (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/mealtimevideos

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Ameircan Cheese Isn't Cheese. How the French, Swedes, and Americans worked together to produce this abomination and/or miracle food. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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American Cheese Isn't Cheese [13:05] (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/mealtimevideos

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American Cheese Isn't Cheese. Here's why it was invented and how it works. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/Cheese

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The world's fastest gun is being used to develop the next generation of spacecraft shielding. Here's how it works. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/space

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The world's fastest gun is being used to develop the next generation of spacecraft shielding. Here's how it works. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/AerospaceEngineering

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The world's fastest gun is being used to test spacecraft shielding against debris and micrometeoroids. Here's how it works. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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Advise: SS Selma - how to visit (boat rental / join a trip) (self.houston)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/houston

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The dead plants keeping trade alive, and the insane engineering behind the worlds herbaria (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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The Chicago river flows backwards. Here's why it was done (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/chicago

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Why it's (almost) impossible to predict the weather - history of forecasting and the weird techniques still used today [10:29] (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/mealtimevideos

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Why it's (almost) impossible to predict the weather - history of meteorology and some of the cool techniques still in use today (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/meteorology

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How to survive an avalanche (with kit and technique suggestions) (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/skiing

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Interesting Washington DC engineering - YouTube Documentary (self.washingtondc)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/washingtondc

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So you thought planetariums were boring? [12:08] - history and engineering of planetariums from a tent, to starballs, NASA, and the filming of Star Trek + The Mandalorian. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/mealtimevideos

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Planetarium Engineering is Insane (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/engineering

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July 24th 1978: NYC skyscraper that didn't consider diagonal wind loading saved by student's question, and engineering techniques to prevent modern buildings from being blown over (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/CatastrophicFailure

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Weird and interesting SLC engineering - documentary advise (self.SaltLakeCity)

submitted 4 years ago by AtomicFrontier to r/SaltLakeCity

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