NASA Now: Engineering: Friction Stir Welding

Shane Brooke, welding engineer at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., discusses friction stir welding and its use in the engineering of spacecraft.

[@nanojiin6281]

This is how I remember TV in the 90s. I love this!

[@RackTheMilesWelding]

I got hired on with Boeing, hopefully I get to do some tig often too. I have Oilfield roots and I'm wanting to get my weld hand back up

[@stormtroop7314]

Better start getting my degree to be more in NASA.

[@vikas2435]

Ya

[@darrenmarchant1720]

what are the minimum equipment requirements needed to move these procedures to the moon?

[@chrisallen2005]

Are you being serious or are you really, really handicapped?

[@waynecurr9569]

So no material is added ?

[@MiguelRuiz-jm2te]

Correct

[@bibi4410]

What year did this get released?

[@Clarence_13x]

Can I have some old weld coupons for my collection?

[@peytonkirchhoff6335]

MechE 2653 Anyone?

[@imagineaworld]

Why tf did we get into water on mars.. i came here to see shit melt together

[@MrDnB89]

Digiknow??

[@jastermereel4946]

DICKINGNOW

[@fernandoalves67]

Glaube Mut Liebe ,

[@__Andrew_]

Downvoted due to incessant background music eg 5:30 - insane sound balance .

[@spacetaco1]

Huh... she looks to old to be in middle school. Lol