The Outstanding Design of Mir: A Different Perspective on the Quintessential Space Station

RD-701: A Rocket Engine Too Beautiful For This World

Using Spy Satellites and a Neural Net to Find Weird Polish-Soviet Cropdusters: PZL M-15 Revisited

PZL Mielec M-15: One of the Aircraft of All Time

An Engineering Fairy Tale: Cascade Failure at the Super Kamiokande

The B-29 Turret System: An Expensive, Effective Mechanical Masterpiece

My Buran Video: The Original Ending - Featuring 'The Mysterious Song'

The First Digital Flight Computer That Was Actually Any Good: The SAAB Viggen's CK37

OK fine. You can all have another Oceangate video. As a treat.

Polaris + Transit: When the US Navy Invented Satellite Navigation as a Side Project

Buran: The Most Impressive Thing the Soviets Ever Built

[REUPLOAD: IMPROVED AUDIO] Oceangate Titan: analysis of an insultingly predictable failure

The Space Shuttle: A $200 Billion Lesson in Risk Management

Minuteman D-17b: The Desktop Computer Was Born in an ICBM

The Best Performing (and most dangerous) Chemical Rocket Ever Tested: Rocketdyne Tripropellant

The World's First Microprocessor: F-14 Central Air Data Computer

Elite: "The game that couldn't be written"

Black Arrow. And why Britain doesn't have a space program

Digital Fly-By-Wire: The Apollo Guidance Computer's final gift to the world

Virgin Galactic: The Myth of Informed Consent for Space Tourism

DSV Alvin : How to build a safe submersible

Oceangate Titan: analysis of an insultingly predictable failure

Soviet Neon Plasma Matrix Part 2: towards a full graphical display.

The Numitron: The attractive but underachieving little brother of the Nixie tube.

Doing extremely Soviet things with a vintage neon plasma matrix display - MC6205 part 1

Soviet IV-18 VFD clock, driven by a tuning fork

Soviet Era Nixie Tubes: how they work and how I built a clock from them

Orbital debris simulation

vector graphics on oscilloscope screen