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11 years ago
#metallica #reload #fuel #papa_heat "Fuel" CD Single Del álbum Reload.

#metallica #reload #fuel #papa_heat "Fuel" CD single del álbum Reload.


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5 years ago
Egg Whites And Oatmeal The Morning Usual ☺️

Egg whites and oatmeal the morning usual ☺️


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5 months ago

Paving the Way for a Greener Future: Cathay Supports Hong Kong’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plan

Cathay backs Hong Kong’s push for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), embracing policy recommendations to strengthen the city as a global green aviation hub. Continue reading Paving the Way for a Greener Future: Cathay Supports Hong Kong’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Plan


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4 years ago

I need you to be the last thing I taste, your salt drying on my lips, the final drops of your sliding deeper into me.

I need your heartbeat to be the last vibrational sound my ears enjoy as my ear presses into your warm flesh.

I crave the feeling you give... My heart beating faster and harder with every thought of you that slides through me, my blood pumping, muscles filling and straining, my erection aching harder for your energy, seeking your release.


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8 years ago
Mars Dust Into Thrust: NASA Co-Op #2 Week One
Mars Dust Into Thrust: NASA Co-Op #2 Week One
Mars Dust Into Thrust: NASA Co-Op #2 Week One
Mars Dust Into Thrust: NASA Co-Op #2 Week One

Mars Dust into Thrust: NASA Co-Op #2 Week One

You would think pursuing a double major in electrical engineering and computer science would provide enough breadth to remain confident at a Co-Op... wrong. As I start my second Co-Op tour at NASA Johnson's Propulsion & Energy Conversion team I am finding that the more you learn the less you know. This summer I will be LabVIEW programming for In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) a system that turns Mars dust into fuel. ISRU is a rover payload that takes in mars atmosphere and soil and turns it into liquid methane and oxygen (fuel options). Other capabilities is getting O2 to breathe and excavating drinkable water. One of my projects is to control with a National Instruments compact cRIO an oxygen liquefier and a new water concentration sensor. The sensor I am testing uses spectroscopy to eliminate sensor erosion from corrosive Mars materials. These tasks are very chemical engineering heavy which require understanding a system and how to control it safely. I am excited to tackle this learning curve, understand more about Mars mission energy systems, and become more comfortable with chemical engineering concepts. WAYS TO GET INVOLVED Watch what NASA is up to: https://youtu.be/p_snvjghMJg Learn how to program with LabVIEW: https://youtu.be/IOkoyuikj5Q?list=PLdNp0fxltzmPvvK_yjX-XyYgfVW8WK4tu Read about our journey to Mars: http://www.nasa.gov/topics/journeytomars/index.html ISRU in more depth: https://youtu.be/M3HbD1S_H5U


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