Introduction to Space Propulsion Systems and Design

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Covers spacecraft propulsion, interplanetary transfer, aerodynamic braking, and orbit insertion techniques in space missions.

Covers the basics of spacecraft propulsion, including rocket motors, engines, and Mars mission propellant.

Covers the design and operation of thruster-based attitude control systems for spacecraft.

Covers the design of systems as products, emphasizing relevance and functionality, hands-on practice, and essential skills development.

Covers the fundamentals of rocket physics, including center of mass, momentum, and rocket speed.

Discusses SpaceX's Starship test flight and the principles of rendezvous in space missions.

Covers the mechanics of rockets ejecting mass at a constant rate.

Explores nuclear and electric propulsion systems for space missions using hydrogen, xenon, and argon propellants.

Explores variable mass systems, rocket thrust, takeoff conditions, and accelerated frames.