The field of thermodynamics—which studies energy, work, temperature, and heat—plays a crucial role in aerospace and aviation.
Thermodynamics engineers apply these concepts to build and design aircraft and spacecraft. Here is what you need to know about becoming a thermodynamics engineer.
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