Aeronautical & Astronautical Journals: Availability & Format

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There is a need for journals specifically tailored for students in aeronautical and astronautical fields. Aviation Week and Space Technology is recommended for its affordability and relevance to aerospace engineering. For more technical content, the ASCE Journal of Aerospace Engineering and the AIAA Quarterly Report are suggested, as they feature university research applicable to both aerospace and everyday life. These resources can greatly benefit undergraduate students seeking to enhance their knowledge. Overall, students have options for both general and technical aerospace literature.
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is there a journal that is written specially for the students in the aeronautical and the the astronautical fields ?

i heard something like that but unfortionatly i'v found any thing related.

i'm looking for a journal in hard copy form
 
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I am a freshman in college and have the same problem. However, Aviation week and space technology is an excellent and relatively cheap journal to subscribe to for aerospace engineering related articles. Its a good read.
 
many thanks FITrocketry ...

i usually read AW but what i am interested in is a technical one that benefits undergraduate students ...
 
Oh, Okay. In that case, I suggest ASCE's journal of Aerospace Engineering or the AIAA quarter report. Both feature technical research done by university's all over the world. I like ASCE because it shows how aerospace research is implemented into not only aerospace but everyday life.
 

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