Author: Richard Arundal

Hey all, In this brief article, I discuss some of the ideas that will be appearing in my upcoming paper being submitted for publishing at the end of the year.   http://sciencebunker.uk/future-infrastructure-in-space/

Just a quick post to wish the new 2015/2016 intake at Cranfield a warm welcome and a happy year of study!  

Hey all, It has been a few months since I have amended or added new topics to the site, but this site is still active and looked at! I have been very busy working on my own research, developing a… Continue Reading →

Hey all, Apologies for not much in the way of recent posts – it has been that time of year!  Much more to come in the New Year!  

As an OU Alumni, I was interested to read the many comments on the Open University Facebook Page. After reading so many posts and comments, I thought I would write an article to hopefully inspire those studying that it is… Continue Reading →

Just a quick update to let you know that the Science Bunker is now hosted here at: http://sciencebunker.uk The previous website will remain up for a while until it eventually expires, so I have started the transition now!

If you have thought about trading like a Wall Street Broker from your own home or office, then now is a great chance to sign up and get extra cash in your trading account! Not only can I share this… Continue Reading →

Did you ever have Lego as a kid?  Do you use it at all for engineering projects?  What are your thoughts? Come and read my article on Lego and how I think Lego is a fantastic engineering tool at :… Continue Reading →

Hi All, I have added a new section for the website – Articles. Check out the first article on Space Debris! I will be adding articles written either by myself or by Guests who wish to contribute to the Science… Continue Reading →

Hey everyone!  Are you currently on a Research degree or thinking about one?  Come and have a read of my thoughts and insights into carrying out this wonderful task at: http://sciencebunker.siterubix.com/part-time-phd