Can a Teen Build Actively Stabilized Rockets with Inertial Guidance?

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Hello, my name is Ignacio, I am a 16 year old high school student trying to design and build various actively stabilized homemade rockets with inertial guidance systems. I love physics and math, particularly things related to optimization in the aerospace field, branching from guidance, to propulsion.Looking forward to seeing what you guys think of my weird ideas! Anyways, thanks a lot!
 
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