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Physics of Rockets

Physics of Rockets is a best course for learn about to basics of Rockets.

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Falcon 9 Hoverslam Landing Physics (in Rocket Science)
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The course introduces the primary forces affecting rocket flight and how those Forces determine the motion, assuming 1 dimensional motion for now.  It challenges the student to think about how the dynamics of flight change during different phases, and to shows how to apply them to falcon 9 ascent, falcon 9 recovery, and fairing recovery, introducing principles behind falcon 9 hoverslam landings and fairing recovery with the simple concepts in Newton's laws, free space rigid body dynamics, and aerodynamics.

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