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• System Shock: Possibly the Most Influential Game Ever Made
• A Hilarious Nuclear Criticality Incident at Los Alamos
• Rescuing a 1970s Spacecraft in just 3 Months: the ISEE-3 Reboot
• Polaroid: A Chemical, Mechanical and Optical Miracle
• Historically Accurate Oceangate Titan Build (in 1:72 Scale)
• Project Excalibur: Nuclear Bomb Pumped X-Ray Laser
• Blue Streak: When the UK Built a Really Good Rocket. And Then Abandoned It. Again.
• Pegasus to the Rescue: 'The Edge of Feasibility'
• Violet Club: The Liz Truss of Atomic Bombs
• the Vela Incident and Beyond: South Africa's Secret Nuclear Weapons
• AIRS: The MX Peacekeeper's Perfect Blind Navigator
• Oilfield Units: a Measurement System so Cursed it made me Change Career
• Nuclear Fracking: Repeatedly Nuking Yourself for Commercial Reasons
• The Most 1970s Thing I've Ever Seen...
• Unfathomably American: The Armament Systems of the B-36
• Almaz: an Autocannon on a Space Station
• 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
• Oppenheimer: Literally Unwatchable
• 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