@eeexplaineddd: Engineering is rarely about perfect equations or ideal designs. In the real world, engineers manage trade offs, uncertainty, wear, human error, and unexpected conditions. Systems are designed with safety margins, redundancy, maintenance plans, and failure strategies because failure is always possible. From infrastructure and transport to energy and technology, most engineering work remains invisible when everything works correctly, and only becomes visible when something goes wrong. These facts reflect how engineering actually operates beyond classrooms and textbooks. #engineeringfacts #engineeringexplained #stem #howthingswork #learnontiktok

Chrundle The Great :

this is all taught at school ....

MR_dr.ark :

"Documentation outlives Engineers" Quote to live by! Always leave your notes and updates clear and traceable!

swishhh :

slide 2,3,4,5, 6, and 7 were taught to us by our professor they always remind that

Σωκράτης :

First statement, first mistake: The Challenger shuttle disaster due to component.

Mumtaza Rizky Iswanda :

I went to good engineering school, all of these were taught by our lecturers (most of them have field experience) via project cases

trigmind :

Nice refresher😎

dylan :

The US really made that much stuff for the gripen?

ismaeel :

man i love being an engineer

Backstein :

i repair trains and your mostly correkt👍

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hope i learn it earlier

Vida Fortner :

Didn't go to Engineering School,but worked with a lot of them;And, learned all these things from them!

Titan king :

Last one is real

PATO 🪙 :

The last statement is correct total fact

ねこ🐈 :

maintenence is the part that gets a lot of people. They never wanna pay for it when i tell them we need it then suddenly, WOOPS, it broke down and is unrepairable now, exactly like i said it would! Now that 20000€ part isn't so expensive when you have to pay 23 million to get a new system huh? It is infuriating to no end.

ivan fuentes :

ha!!! safety is designed in not added later...ha....ha....ha

🌧️🙏🏾🌅 :

Interface failure is very interesting

i5kanang :

I remembered I was taught this in Engineering 101.

Thomas Adolf Dorn :

Qualität kann nicht in ein Produkt hinein geprüft werden 😏

Gi1999 :

Haha i see you triggered all the engineers, me included, because we all got taught that in engineering school 😂

Jan-Olof Axelsson339 :

If domething can go wrong it will soner or later.

Tom :

Well done.

Kismus :

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🥰🥰🥰

A7maw :

😳😳😳

Jamie :

😂😂😂