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High School Technology and Engineering Teacher, Air/Space Enthusiast, Magic Obsessed, EPCOT Nostalgian, Lifelong Learner.

Appleton, WI
Joined June 2015
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I made a new interactive oscilloscope simulator for my high school electronics students. They can adjust V/DIV, TIME/DIV, triggering and practice getting stable waveforms and taking measurements. ecc-oscilloscope.scotthannem…
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I made a new interactive tool that lets my high school electronics students decode UART serial data directly from an oscilloscope trace. They step through real waveforms bit-by-bit, watch voltage turn into ASCII characters, and then decode a few puzzles. eec-serial-data.scotthannema…
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I made a new interactive "Center of Gravity and Pitch Stability" simulator for my high school engineering students. It lets you move the center of gravity on a plane and instantly see how stable it flies. We start designing RC airplanes later this week! ✈️ eng-cg-and-pitch-stability.s…
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I made a column compression simulation for my high school engineering students. eng-compression.scotthannema…
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I made a new single-point load cable tension simulation for my high school engineering students. eng-tension.scotthanneman.co…
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Fostering practical skills is key. My High School Principles of Engineering class starts with 3D-printed penny catapults, a fun introduction to 3D modeling, measuring with a caliper, and begin to think criticaly about mechanical systems. Read my write up: scotthanneman.com/insights/c…
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Making a visit to Ax-Man Surplus to find interesting items to inspire my students to tinker.
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For those curious, I ended up getting a ton of straws, micro paracord, a whole bunch of rubber feet, and a few random electrical switches.
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First Starlink v2 satellites reach orbit
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Onboard view from Falcon 9’s flight to space and back during smallsat rideshare mission
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Successfully made the pilgrimage to Starbase, TX today! Exciting to see all of this hard work in person. It’s crazy how rapidly SpaceX is advancing - soon to orbit, the Moon and Mars!
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The unexpected places life will take you… SPAM!
At my first magic convention. The kindness and generosity of the magic community is so awesome.
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29 Engines on the bottom of that huge booster; hopefully will see it with my own eyes in a week!
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The first time I have ever felt the shockwave, just enjoying it from the flightline. 😲
In the category of "HOLY COW" aviation photos, we present you this image of the @rhinodemoteam.📸 Camden Thrasher #OSH21
Favorite Part of Summer!
It's Saturday and you know what that means... We have another night air show tonight! In case you weren't already excited, here's a quick recap of Thursday's show complete with aerobatics, fireworks, and, of course, the wall of fire! #OSH21
Watching a movie under the stars; simple things that I cherish and knew would come back again. #eaaairventure #TopGun
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Several years ago, while waiting for Avatar Flight of Passage at Disney's Animal Kingdom, I had a great 1 hour conversation with a random guy from New Jersey, we talked about meeting up at an airshow (EAA) it turns out we both attend. Found out he died in Feb - Fly Safe Russel
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Most of those holes are from impacts from when it was in space!
Today in 2009, Space Shuttle Atlantis returned from the final @NASAHubble servicing mission with this camera. WFPC2 made Hubble famous and revolutionized the way the public engaged with and understood deep space objects: s.si.edu/2VAERAw #IdeasThatDefy
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Crazy.
The way they made the letters move was by putting each letter on black foam pucks in a pool of water with fans blowing them. Then a mirror was positioned so the guests could see the letters move.
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