Interactive Aerospace Engineering and DesignMcGraw-Hill, 2002 - 356 pages This text contains an integrated bound-in CD-ROM, and has a strong emphasis on design. Its active visual approach and inclusion of space-orientated engineering make it an interesting examination of the aerospace engineering field. |
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... rocket program with Wernher von Braun serving as the top civilian specialist . In 1936 , the German military provided funding for a rocket research center at the island of Usedom near Pennemünde . It grew to become a rocket development ...
... rocket program with Wernher von Braun serving as the top civilian specialist . In 1936 , the German military provided funding for a rocket research center at the island of Usedom near Pennemünde . It grew to become a rocket development ...
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... rocket unbalances the forces , and the rocket travels upward . Later , when the rocket runs out of fuel , it slows down , stops at the highest point of its flight , then falls back to Earth . Applying Newton's second law to rocket ...
... rocket unbalances the forces , and the rocket travels upward . Later , when the rocket runs out of fuel , it slows down , stops at the highest point of its flight , then falls back to Earth . Applying Newton's second law to rocket ...
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... rocket engines use liquid propellants . Liquid propellants , which are often gases that have been chilled until they condense into liquids , are kept in separate containers : one for the fuel and the other for the oxidizer . Then , when ...
... rocket engines use liquid propellants . Liquid propellants , which are often gases that have been chilled until they condense into liquids , are kept in separate containers : one for the fuel and the other for the oxidizer . Then , when ...
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A Brief History of Flight | 1 |
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Introduction to Engineering | 20 |
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