Can you find gold on the moon space engineers?

Yes, keep looking. Asteroids have all ores, and Planets and Moons have all ores minus Uranium. Sometimes people spend many hours looking for Cobalt and don’t find it, others look for Uranium for a day and don’t find it, others like you look for Gold and don’t find it.

What do engineers do in space?

Engineers in the space sector design, build and maintain systems and spacecraft. They are responsible for launching spacecraft, landing rovers on Mars, building communication satellites that allow us to use the Internet, and so much more.

What is the hardest engineering job?

Hardest Engineering Majors

Electrical Engineering.
Chemical Engineering.
Aerospace Engineering.
Environmental Engineering.
Industrial Engineering.
Architectural Engineering.

Do engineers actually use math?

The vast majority of the math I do is algebra and trig. All engineers take a few semesters of calculus, plus they often take other higher math classes like Ordinary Differential Equations or Linear Algebra. However, once they get into their career, there are many engineers that NEVER USE HIGHER MATH.

Is it hard to be an engineer?

“Engineering” sounds like a difficult discipline. It involves more math and physics than most students want to take. It’s true: studying engineering is hard! But some engineering majors are more difficult than others.

Do engineers actually use calculus?

College level math is the same way. After calculus most engineers take differential equations. I agree, as discussed in a few of the other answers, that most of the time engineers do not directly use calculus (or other advanced math) very often in order to do their day to day job.

Do engineers remember everything?

Yes, Engineers remember the basic concepts learnt in university but not always the whole detais. I am a mechanical engineer working at a construction company. So, Engineers probably remember all the concepts taught in college and can use them while at work.