Rocket engines appear to be remarkably simple designs. There is a combustion chamber, a converging-diverging nozzle, and, of course, fuel. But hidden within that nozzle is one of the most subtle trade-offs in rocket design: how to turn high-pressure, high-temperature gas into the greatest possible momentum while avoiding energy losses, shock waves, and nozzle deformation.... Continue Reading →
An interview with the Director & Dean Administration of BITS Hyderabad, Second Edition
JC: We were not able to interview any of the Presidential candidates. Director: They are now very clearly aware of what we expect from them. Very simple, honest, transparent with the students and with the administration. That's the way forward. Honesty, I’ve made it very clear that they should not have any corruption or scam.... Continue Reading →
