Diesel’s desire: an engine for everyone: Space science explained

Diesel's desire: an engine for everyone: Space science explained

What are your motivations? Barring what we do spontaneously, almost all of our actions are driven by motivations. It is, in fact, all-encompassing, starting from the seemingly mundane to those that define us as a being.

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In case you are wondering how, think about this. We brush and bathe for our own wellbeing. We behave a certain way with our friends and family members, motivated by our own perception of ourselves. We study and work to fulfil our own goals, objectives, and ambitions. You get the drift.

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1960: The first human-made object recovered from space Be it the one sitting next to you as you are reading this, or the one who is looking to run for a country’s highest office in the future, everyone has their own motivations to do what they do. The scientists and inventors, whom we often place on a pedestal after their accomplishments, aren’t too different. Now best remembered for the engine that bears his name, Diesel was much more than just an inventor. He dabbled with languages, admired the arts, and was also a social theorist who tried to study and understand existing social phenomena.

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What Happens Next