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About Course

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of escape velocity, the minimum speed needed for an object to break free from the gravitational pull of a celestial body without further propulsion. Explore the principles, mathematical derivations, and practical applications of escape velocity in space missions and astrophysics.

What Will You Learn?

  • Fundamental principles of celestial mechanics
  • Kepler's laws of planetary motion
  • Newton's law of gravitation and its applications in space
  • Orbital elements and types of orbits
  • Techniques for orbital maneuvers and transfers
  • Perturbation theory and its effects on satellite orbits
  • Spacecraft attitude dynamics and control
  • Mission planning, trajectory optimization, and navigation

Material Includes

  • GATE AE 15 PYQs solution with chapter wise quizzes

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of classical mechanics
  • Knowledge of differential equations
  • Familiarity with linear algebra
  • Prior coursework in physics or aerospace engineering is recommended

Course Content

SPACE DYNAMICS
Space Dynamics is a crucial field in aerospace engineering that deals with the motion of celestial bodies and artificial satellites. This course covers the fundamental concepts and advanced topics necessary to understand and analyze the dynamics of objects in space. You will start with the basics of celestial mechanics, including Kepler's laws and Newton's law of gravitation, and then move on to more complex subjects like orbital maneuvers, perturbations, and spacecraft attitude dynamics. The course also includes practical aspects of mission planning, trajectory optimization, and spacecraft navigation. By integrating theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, this course prepares you to tackle challenges in the design and operation of space missions.

  • ORBITAL MECHANICS
  • KEPLER’S LAW
  • ESCAPE VELOCITY

Instructors

Aeroadda

Aeroadda

4.4
22 Students
45 Courses