Introduction to Aerospace Engineering

Description

This lecture introduces the basics of aerospace engineering, focusing on the design and execution of space missions. The instructor aims to provide a cultural background for engineers interested in aerospace, covering concepts like geosynchronous orbit, trajectories, and energy management. Additionally, the instructor shares personal experiences from being in space, offering insights and perspectives to inspire and guide students in their space projects.

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Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mechanical engineering

Aerospace engineering: Spacecrafts

Earth science

Technical geography: Global Navigation Satellite Systems

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