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To gain a solid foundation in rocket design, it's essential to explore the history of rocketry and familiarize yourself with various rocket types. Understanding key principles of aerodynamics and propulsion is crucial for effective design. Numerous online courses and tutorials can provide in-depth knowledge, while connecting with professors or industry professionals can offer valuable insights and guidance. Pursuing these resources will enhance your engineering studies and support your passion for rockets.
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HEY ! I AM CURRENTLY STUDYING FOR ENGINEERING AND HAVE LUST FOR ROCKETS. I WANT SOME GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT ROCKET DESIGNING . PEOPLE HELP ME OUT HERE. :biggrin: :!) :wink:
 
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thewizard said:
HEY ! I AM CURRENTLY STUDYING FOR ENGINEERING AND HAVE LUST FOR ROCKETS. I WANT SOME GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT ROCKET DESIGNING . PEOPLE HELP ME OUT HERE. :biggrin: :!) :wink:

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Hi there! It's great to hear that you are studying engineering and have a passion for rockets. Rocket designing is a fascinating field and there are so many resources available to help you learn more about it. One great place to start is by researching the history of rocketry and the different types of rockets that have been designed over the years. You can also look into the principles of aerodynamics and propulsion that are crucial in rocket design. Additionally, there are many online courses and tutorials available that can provide you with a more in-depth understanding of rocket design. I would also recommend reaching out to professors or professionals in the field for guidance and advice. Good luck with your studies and keep pursuing your passion for rockets! :rocket:
 

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