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How did people in olden days drew maps when they couldn't see from above like thew maped out continent outline how did they do it with just ships? Like di they just went near the shore lines in ship and drew can any one please explain it's a genuine question.

Hi guys, one of my friend has completed his 12th recently and he is intrested in joining Indian Air Force, Can he do that without going to NDA, He want to take aeronautical engg. since it will give him more ways of employment even if his IAF plan fails. Can he Join IAF after he completes his graduation outside of NDA , and if he fails to do so what are other career options for him how will the private aviation sector pay and what the roles after doing B.Tech in aeronautical Engg.

Hi, I am new to this community i have been recently introduced to dan brown books by one of my cousins, From the past 1 year I have completed Inferno, Angels and demons, The Da vinci Code (Personally i have enjoyed all of them ). I have bit of free time during next few months what book do you guys suggest to read next? should i go with books with Robert as main lead or should I read any other book? Please help me I don't want to waste my time reading a book which doesn't drag me into its world and doesn't have a proper thriller.

Can any one who is in the field of chemical engineering give a advice about how is the current situation in your in field, what will the future be and how are the working conditions and pay. How hard will it be to study chemical engineering, Will jobs slowly die in this field? I search online about these doubts already but got little to no trust worthy information, It would be of great help if some one can help by replying, If Chemical is not right option, then some one suggest what other branches of engineering will be great except for Computer Science (I thing it is going to be dead soon or alteast limited to very few jobs for highly intelligent and experienced people)

Can any one who is in the field of chemical engineering give a advice about how is the current situation in your in field, what will the future be and how are the working conditions and pay. How hard will it be to study chemical engineering, Will jobs slowly die in this field? I search online about these doubts already but got little to no trust worthy information, It would be of great help if some one can help by replying, If Chemical is not right option, then some one suggest what other branches of engineering will be great except for Computer Science (I thing it is going to be dead soon or alteast limited to very few jobs for highly intelligent and experienced people)