"In the first century of flight, NASA made countless contributions to aviation by improving performance, efficiency and safety. Just as we needed the brightest minds for all those contributions, we need the brightest minds now and in the future to develop, operate and improve our future air transportation system,"
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Andrew DeWitt
BYU Devotional: Derek Marquis from BYU Broadcasting - 0 views
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Really great devotional talk on technology in our lives.
RSA - Royal Society for the Arts - 1 views
YouTube - What is Google Chrome OS? - 1 views
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Wow! Google Chrome is becoming its own OS. If you thought using a mac was really easy and user friendly, image a computer where the computer IS your web brower.
Dashboard * ScribTeX online LaTeX editor - 0 views
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Say goodbye to WinEdit
Introduction to Sharing the Gospel Online - 1 views
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The Official Church website on the topic of sharing the gospel online!
Elder Andrew Howden's Reflections - 1 views
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Referral Center Mission Missionary Blog
der-wanderer-ueber-dem-nebelmeer.jpg (1634×2076) - 1 views
Lifecourse Blog - 0 views
YouTube - Neil Howe on Millennials - 1 views
YouTube - Neil Howe on the Four Turnings - 0 views
Ten reasons to blog even if nobody reads it - 2 views
NASA - NASA Helps Kick Off Competition for Bright Minds - 0 views
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Teams of three to seven high school students from at least 29 states and the District of Columbia will compete to design a more fuel-efficient airplane
Andrew DeWitt
Physics-Astronomy Student at Brigham Young University. I am currently doing research looking for extra-solar planets. I enjoy movies, video games, and spending time with friends and family. I also enjoy all for seasons. I grew up as an American expatiate and I love travel and Asia.