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The Effect of the FCC’s New Rules on Testing Laboratories

The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) ended 2014 with an overhaul of its Rules for...

The Reality of Engineering a Symposium

As far as I can tell, the first Symposium was described on papyrus by...

On Symbology: This “AND” That and the King Named Cat

Most readers of this magazine can speak aloud the title of this piece, "On...

Off In Space: A Visit to NASA Glenn and Plum Brook Test Facilities

The next couple of installments of Reality Engineering will carry a spacey theme, in recognition of the ongoing efforts of rocket scientists and engineers in our community. Testing and verification of space-borne systems are critically important, you don’t get “do-overs” in space shots (we found that out in an earlier post “The Ringing Rocket"). Here we visit some NASA facilities that proved out Apollo-era designs and are being maintained for the next phase of space engineering.

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