Lecture

Lessons Learned from Space Exploration

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This lecture covers the history of launchers in the world, a prospective view on space tourism and the next 50 years in space activities, as well as the orbital velocity required to inject satellites into different orbits. It also explains how rockets work, the development of French and British launchers, and the contributions of the European Space Agency to the International Space Station program.

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