I came across a review of Maple 2024 comparison to Mathematica.https://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/compare-mathematica/files/Maple2024Review.pdf

Sure there may have been some minor additions to Maple that were already available in Mathematica, but I feel they've taken a lot of it and morphed it into something that isn't quite right. 

I tried loading the last latest update of the physics package for Maple 2022 version 1409

It seems all the versions of the physics updates from version 1340 to 1409 are missing?  I can download 1339 and 1410 but all the versions in between are missing. 

I'm no mechanical engineer, but are there any good failure analysis for stresses on different shapes of material in either maple or maplesim?  

I recall something, maybe, in maplesim or maple, possibly an application where I think I saw a graph with force increasing and then levelling off indicating the material broke?  I'm not exactly sure.  Maybe there are some posts somewhere but can't seem to find any. 

Performing a search brought some results from wamp.mapleprimes.com. 

I clicked on it and firefox gave me a warning.  Is wamp.mapleprimes.com a legitamate site???

What am I missing here?  I type in a simple differential equation and I get .. unable to parse error.