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Scott Manley

Scott Manley is a Scottish-American software developer currently working at Apple Inc. He joined Apple in November 2013 after the company acquired Topsy Labs, where he had been working as a Search Engineer since December 2009.14

Manley has a diverse background that combines technology, science, and content creation:

  1. Professional Career:

    • Developer at Apple Inc. (November 2013 - Present)1
    • Previously worked at companies like Topsy Labs, imeem Inc., Qualys Inc., and Napster Inc.1
  2. Education:

    • BSc in Physics and Astronomy from the University of Glasgow (1990-1994)1
    • MSc in Computational Physics from the University of Glasgow (1994-1995)1
    • Further studies at Armagh Observatory (1995-2000)1
  3. YouTube Personality:

    • Known as the "astronogamer" for his educational content combining space science and video games4
    • Creates videos discussing space-related topics, news, and developments in rocket science4
    • Has over 1.76 million subscribers and 664 million total views on his YouTube channel4
  4. Scientific Contributions:

    • Consulted on the effects of asteroid impacts for author Anne McCaffrey's work2
    • Participated in Asteroid Day events as a keynote speaker3
    • Has an asteroid named after him (33434 Scottmanley) for his efforts in science communication3
  5. Other Interests:

    • Has experience as a DJ in the San Francisco Bay Area5

Manley's unique combination of technical expertise, scientific knowledge, and content creation skills has made him a respected figure in both the tech industry and the space enthusiast community.4

Highlights

May 19 · twitter

If you keep doubling then eventually the mass of people causes them to collapse under gravity and kill them anyway.

May 19 · twitter

The NTSB released the security camera video showing the engine separating from the UPS MD-11 moments before it crashed. The docket also includes the inspection of the engines and in particular, engine two which showed a few performance blips prior to the crash but with recovery to commanded speeds.

So, I don't believe there's evidence that debris were ingested into engine 2, instead the performance problems were related to the flames from the wing entering engine 2. Some of the footage appears to support this. https://t.co/Slziszcg7i

The NTSB released the security camera video showing the engine separating from the UPS MD-11 moments

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Location

Oakland, California, United States