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Wauw, thanks for all the info! To clarify, I'd primarily would like to learn all this just for myself, not per se for a job. I'm quite happy with programming :
by showsover 14y ago
Wauw, thanks for all the info!
To clarify, I'd primarily would like to learn all this just for myself, not per se for a job. I'm quite happy with programming :)
Further, my main idol is Neill dG Tyson. Knowing what he knows would be a great achievement for me.
- starpilot 14y agoIf you just want to extend your pop science knowledge, going for a degree and even most OCW courses would be overkill. I went through a bachelor's and master's in aerospace engineering, and they are not to be taken lightly; 24% of engineering students dropped out after freshman year at my university. The only book I recommend for you is Fundamentals of Astrodynamics (BMW); it's an approachable introduction orbit design/analysis that you should be able to take on knowing calculus through differential equations.