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Nominations are happening right now! Unmute the GroupMe to get the latest updates.

And to bring things right up to date, here's a picture of Europe's latest #VegaC launcher fairing being tested at #ESATech centre #ESTEC last month in our acoustic test chamber. See here for details: esa.int/ESA_Multimedia…

Happy holidays, #Hokies! 🤖❄️ @VirginiaTech_ME researchers are working to develop control algorithms for the next generation of collaborative #robots. #VTEngineering

Goodnight, Monday. Another picturesque September evening in the 'Burg.

Great footage of the cute little Masten Space System Xaero vehicle performing a free flight test on February 17, 2012 and touching down safely. Credit to Masten Space Systems

What’s the surest path to becoming an amazing engineer? Hang out with people on the same journey. @swejmu meetup in our courtyard to rally new students to the cause of awesomeness. #MADEgreat… instagram.com/p/B2CZ4GRHSsF/…

This amputee is playing the piano with a bionic hand.

Wind turbine blades transported on trucks in China

This malaria-fighting soap could change everything.

This micro-drone can lift 40x its weight. 💪😱

This flashlight can cook eggs and light a fire. 🔥

Press forging works by slowly applying a continuous pressure or force, which differs from the near-instantaneous impact of drop-hammer forging.

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Exploring the mysteries of dark energy and black holes. Identifying exoplanets. Capturing the origins of galaxies. Just some of what's happening at #NSFfunded ground-based observatories, windows on the universe that allow us to gaze farther out and further back than ever before.

Fleetwood Mac at JMU

Falcon rocket reentry from space with double sonic booms

#TBT to views of D-Hall and Wilson in the 80's. Who remembers this view? 🙋🙋‍♂️

Do you see what I see? X-rays, like visible light rays, are wavelike forms of electromagnetic energy carried by photons. Our bones have a higher calcium concentration thus absorbing more X-ray radiation. - Soft tissue show ups as dark, while bones appear as white! 🦴#science

5-year-old Alice Kurylo was born with one hand smaller than the other, so a group of engineering students made her a pink mechanical one. nbcnews.to/2JZjq6B