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   I'm a Software Engineer working on modeling and simulating flight systems at Blue Origin.
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-I'm Anson. My day job is currently working on software simulations for testing at Blue Origin. If you want to know more about my professional career then you can go [here](https://ansonbiggs.com/resume/).
+I'm Anson, for more info about me check out my homepage [ansonbiggs.com](https://ansonbiggs.com)
 
-This website is where I write more technical content that either has code living in the post, or utilizes things like interactive plotting that I can't fit into a post on my [ghost site](https://notes.ansonbiggs.com/). 
+This website is where I write more technical content that either has code living in the post, or utilizes things like interactive plotting that I can't fit into a post on my [Ghost Blog](https://notes.ansonbiggs.com/).  Ghost gives me a much nicer writing environment that I can also use from my phone, but the biggest benefit is that there is almost no configuration for me to manage so I focus on writing and not tinkering with my blogs code. Every post from this site gets mirrored onto the Ghost blog as well. So, if you want my writing by email or you want to leave a public comment on any post then you can make an account over there to achieve that. 

posts/2018-09-12-how-to-export-fusion-360-files-to-other-file-types/index.qmd

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+image-alt: A slide titled "EXPORTING FROM FUSION 360". The slide features the Fusion 360 logo on the left and a cloud icon on the right, with double arrows between them indicating data transfer in both directions.
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posts/2021-04-01-air-propulsion-simulation/index.qmd

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+image-alt: A line graph comparing the thrust of different propulsion systems over time. The x-axis represents time in seconds, and the y-axis represents thrust in Newtons. The graph displays the thrust curves for Air Propulsion, F10, F15, and G8ST.
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 For Capstone my team was tasked with designing a system capable of moving mining equipment and materials around the surface of the Moon using a propulsive landing. The system had to be tested on Earth with something feasible for our team to build in 2 semesters. One of the first considerations my capstone advisor wanted was to test the feasibility of an air propulsion system instead of the obvious solution that of using solid rocket motors. This document is just _napkin math_ to determine if the system is even feasibly and is not meant to be a rigorous study of an air propulsion system that would easily keep a capstone team busy by itself. 

posts/2021-04-14-iss-eclipse-determination/index.qmd

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+image-alt: A diagram illustrating the umbra and penumbra regions cast by a celestial body. A circular body is shown with light rays from a spacecraft creating a conical shadow region labeled "Umbra". The lighter, partially shaded regions surrounding the umbra are labeled "Penumbra".
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posts/2021-11-27-notes-on-nano/index.qmd

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+image-alt: A blue Nano symbol Ӿ (x with a bar across the midle) superimposed on an abstract background of interconnected lines, resembling a network or web.
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