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"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." | Genesis 1:1
"The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it; for he founded it on the seas and established it on the waters" | Psalm 24:1-2
Thanks for sharing the video. It's absolutely mesmerizing. I am thinking of doing the trip this year but I am a bit scared about the driving conditions. Online there has are a lot of warnings about icy roads and snow storms, people getting stuck in their cars or the cars getting stuck in snow. Can you please share your experience about the roads and how easy or difficult it was to drive on them?
Love your video! Serenity with fantastic landscape ❤ may I know roughly at which date of nov you visited the islands? Want to visit in late nov but the daylight hours are too short
Hello, thank you for your comment! Our trip was during the 1st days of November 2023. For end of November, good question, I guess yes a bit less daylight for walking, probably a bit more snow so trickier on the road, but I'm sure that this even quieter and low-light atmosphere might be nice to experience, with nice landscape photography opportunities and also theoretically more opportunities to chase Northern lights. So, pros and cons ;) I hope it helped.
I've been there many times in the summer. One of my favorite national parks; fabulous, unique scenery. I'd like to go in the winter. Many fewer people around then. But definitely must have AWD and snow/winter tires to drive there in the winter. No guardrails, so you don't want to be slipping and sliding when you drive.
Hi there! For example, I started a new job in France a few months ago, on new electrochemical materials for energy storage applications. I don't know much about other topics but in Europe there are probably opportunities in structural materials also, for aerospace or construction. You can type "Materials Scientist" or "Materials Engineer" or even "Chemist" on Indeed or LinkedIn to see what kind of companies recruits. Hope it helps!
Thank you for the video. I am a undergraduate physics student with a specialisation in material physics. I am planning to apply for a master's program in material science and engineering
Hi! Happy to read that! It's a very interesting field! I plan on doing a follow-up of this video at some point, so if you have any questions let me know :) And good luck with your studies!
I will start Materials Engineering in Turkey this year. But we call the department Metallurgical and Materials Engineering. Different I guess. Cool video 👍🏻🕺
Happy to read that! I would have loved to have more metallurgy background, it's part of materials science! Then there are many different applications, for example my work focuses on electrochemical materials for energy. Anyways.. Good luck with your studies!
hello, i'm from turkey too. i want to get a materials science and engineering degree and i have questions. did you graduate and find a job easily? how well do you get payed if you have a job?
