Aerospace Engineering
Ready to explore the physics of atmospheric and space flight? Ready to learn the basics of orbital mechanics? How about learning airplane control and navigation systems? Ready to design airfoils and propulsion systems? Ready to design, build and launch your own rocket? Maybe using remotely operated robot systems to explore new environments is more your thing? Strap on your seat belt and be ready to fly! The countdown has begun...
Aerospace Engineering is a Project Lead the Way Specialization Course.
Anyone up for some vortex shedding?
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1.1 Evolution of Flight
Wright Bros Early Flight (2:45)
New York Paper Airplane Flight (2:16)
Paper Airplane Distance Record
1.2 Physics of Flight
Special Lecture: F-22 Flight Controls
The Coanda Effect video 1 (3:05)
The Coanda Effect video 2 (3:48)
How Airplanes Fly: LIft and Circulation
Low Pressure Condensation Over Wings
Incomplete Guide to Airfoil Usage
How do wings work - presentation
Aircraft Center of Gravity Calculator
Building a balsa wood glider (12:27)
RC Discus Launch Glider - Flite Test (15:25)
1.3 Flight Navigation
World Airline Traffic (24-Hour Time Lapse) AMAZING!!!
The Six Pack: Aircraft Instruments Explained
Airspeed Color Markings & System Blockages
2.1 Materials and Structures
How Much Can Boeing 787 Wings Flex?
Robotic Manufacturing System Will Build Biggest Composite Rocket Parts Ever Made
2.2 Propulsion
Flight of the Gossamer Condor (27:20)
Constant Speed Propellers | PPGS
Ground Effect on Helicopter Propellers
The Insane Engineering of the GEnX
Hypersonic Engine Test Milestone Hermeus Turbojet to RAM Jet
Beginner's Guide to Propulsion
Principles of Rocket Engines (4:36)
See Through Model Rocket Engine (10:08)
Is SpaceX’s Raptor engine the king of rocket engines?
Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters
Unstable Model Rocket Launch (0:15)
OpenRocket Adjusting Stability (5:32)
Model Rocket Swing Test (1:31)
Hall Effect Thruster Advancements
2.3 Flight Physiology
Effects of Hypoxia on the brain
Some call for better pilot hypoxia training
3.1 Space Travel
Saturn V-F1 Engine Test (3:40)
Clearing the heavens of space junk - CBS Sunday Morning 8/8/2021 (6:17 min)
3.2 Orbital Mechanics
What does it take to stay in a stable, closed orbit? (12:37)
Classical/Keplerian Orbital Elements (15:02)
Gravitational Potential Energy Explained
Why is Gravitational Potential Energy Negative? (w/Calculus)
4.1 Alternate Applications
4.2 Remote Systems