How would you feel if you lost your job as an engineer

SALSM24

@Karen how long would it take to fuel an Airbus and would the oil be kept in a separate building and roughly how far

Dylan 123@BOB.com

What was the most challenging thing that happened to you when you were trying to become an engineer .

SALSM10

What would happen if a plane crashed would the whole place blow up

Dylan 123@BOB.com

what does it take to be a successful enigineet (1 Comment)

Ella

In the future will you be proud of your engineering work.

You

I’m wondering,what was the worst thing you ever did?

676eneh29

Hove you ever invented a thing that makes energy for free?

SHABANG

Do you know how dangerous electricity can be?

277eneh29

Have you ever been injured in a process of building something?

676eneh29

How do you think that is going to get evicted. And how do you feel that you didn’t get evicted.

Naruto

What do you think will be the most important science in the next few years?

Isobelle

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About the Energy Zone

Wind farm near Stirling, in Scotland | Image: Richard Webb

Energy is vital to our modern world. Some fridges can consume the same amount of energy as 25 large power plants produce every year. That’s a lot of energy just for keeping your food cool. And Google uses around 0.013% of the world’s energy – enough to continuously power 200,000 homes (remember that when you’re next googling your homework!). Where does all this energy come from, and how can we use it better?

In this zone, you will meet an engineer who makes electricity plants that are good for the environment, one that makes sure that everyone in Ireland has the electricity they need, and another who develops technology to produce fuels made from living things such as plants. One engineer studies how electricity works and what its uses are, and one makes sure that the pipes taking airplane fuel from tank farms to airplanes work correctly.

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