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Its sad they did it nothing like its supposed to be done, areal loading is different to a point load on the wings tip, thats first semester engineering...

Whoa! The "meeting" section worked perfectly! I could tell where the speaker was when I closed my eyes and listened! :O

Never regretted giving up MIT to come to Princeton several years ago 🧡🖤

A few summers ago, my wife, son and I went to the Princeton telescope to look at the stars (usually available every Thursday evening in the summer). The PhD student hosting the event was specializing in space exploration. I asked her if she could name the one Princeton grad that went to the moon - and to my dissappointment she could not - in fact, she could not name 1 of any of the Mercury, Gemini or Apollo astronauts- not even Neil Armstrong. Needless to say, I was quite dissapointed.

One of the finest wireless researchers engineers and speakers. She excels almost all of her counterparts at USC, MIT, GaTech and Caltech. True UC product 🎉

this guy is remarkable. i wonder if this system ever made it to market, i produce music and i would love to be able engineer some sound elements to be able to go into the 3d space . that would just be mind blowing for me and give records a whole new sonic . im very intrigued.

Great

Will be there soon, by the grace of God 🙏

Very inspiring pedagogy. There should be more field trips in STEM subjects.

Really cool!

amazing times are coming !!

Thank you for such an informative video to begin to understand the structural complexity of the works.

This is the future (now and going forward) of sound reproduction. No hype. Not a gimmick. We’ve all heard about “3-D stereo” and all its permutations. But this is the real deal. Will change the recording industry, loudspeaker creation and music enjoyment.

So cool! What are the implications if humans had n+1 ears. What could we hear? Theoretically higher dimensions, realistically the z-axis?
 stereo: inputs: 2 ears record 4d events in 3d space outputs: 2 loudspeakers with 1 crosstalk filter stereo+1: inputs: 3 ears record 4d events in 3d space outputs: 3 loudspeakers with 3 crosstalk filters (?)

I have always wanted to study at Princeton since I read about Turing going there. I knew there is a reason this school pumps out visionaries and absolutely phenomenal people that are truly making a difference with their passions and interests.

The tape is finite. It is not a real Turing machine.

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inspirational ❤

Very impressed by the work done by Prud'homme and the team at Princeton. Are there more videos of the confined impinging jets reactor in action?

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Jennifer Rexford today listen the name first form google scholar page thanks to google too.

love to listen form you more from offline mode if god give me chance.

This was a fun interview

This is good

Thanks for sharing

well done 👏

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Actual explanation would be interesting but it seems this video is just an advertisement.

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tremendous video Princeton Engineering. I broke the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the really good work.

...very nice! Who who knows what amazing shell designs they will come up with along their future professional carriers...

Pete Conrad is not the third but the first man to walk on the moon, as apollo 12 was the real first mission to the moon.

Excellent

Late half of the 70's Swedish radio broadcasted in stereo (FM-band, AM was not a big hit in Europe) and also had some tests with binaural stereo which must be listened through headphones to work. I recall listening to these tests and it was fantastic.

Then why did he work in finance if books are his "passion"? He studied electrical engineering - then worked at a hedge fund. Not related at all. Clearly he's just chasing money, saw a trend and capitalised off of it - as he states in his earliest interview. This is all the philosophical bs afterwards to seem a visionary and raise stock prices.

I don't understand how this has so few views and likes... this is really excellent content that is not available in any other video I've found. So cool! Thanks for sharing!

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Currently I am studying Civil Engineering and I want to do my master in this field. Can any one tell me what field of civil engineering related to these shell structures. And which universities of Germany are offering master in this field.

It is very good presentation to specific the engineering

"Living a life that matters - leaving footprints.." ... however insignificant it maybe at times, we can certainly contribute in making a better world - in our own unique and wonderful way.

Climate change?? Try climate engineering!!

you mean like my "sonic hologram" i purchased 40 years ago?

Fascinating! My LEGO Turing machine is my homage to Alan Turing. Check it out on UA-cam!

what Is the name of the museum in Germany

Making the world better often has the consequence of making it worse. Trying so solve problems technology creates often creates more problems in a perpetuating cycle. The thing that's urgently needed in today's world is slowing down and letting society (mentality) catch up to the enormous change technology has gave us. Technology and entrepreneurship can be both good and bad and right now it's bad in the way that it's moving faster than culture can catch up to protect our planet aka our own health before it's overrun. I don't think anyone truly understands that concept yet when they are brainwashed so much into solving problems technology gave us and being innovative instead of going back to their roots. Go back to Silicon Valley please and leave us alone here in Nevada. People spend their careers making the world worse then they seek beautiful places to retire and then turn them into another oppressive wealth inequality tech-hell.

More bullshit. In the US early 20th century thin shell dome homes were being made. Currently US companies build more thinshell structures around the world than any other country. Latest arts building in Turkey: www.monolithic.org/featured/featured-community-domes/turkey-cultural-center/the-new-ankara-cso-concert-hall-a-modern-marvel-surrounded-by-turkish-history/photos/9 Also industrial buildings around the world. 3rd world housing. Modern housing, etc. FAR more advanced than anything in Germany.