Introduction to Aerospace Engineering: Astronautics and Human Spaceflight
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5 Courses
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Overview
Embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of spaceflight with "Introduction to Aerospace Engineering: Astronautics and Human Spaceflight," a course designed for enthusiasts of all backgrounds. Led by MIT Professor and seasoned NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman, this course demystifies the basics of how rockets launch, the dynamics of spacecraft in orbit, and the intricacies of living and working in the zero-gravity environment of space. Hoffman, who has the distinction of being the first astronaut to spend over 1000 hours aboard the Space Shuttle, draws upon his rich experiences to bring lessons to life. From understanding how astronauts survive and thrive in artificial environments to the physiological effects of space on the human body and the exhilarating process of conducting spacewalks, this course covers it all. Offered by the University of Colorado System through edX, it falls under the domain of Aerospace Engineering Courses, providing an unparalleled opportunity to learn from one of the field's most experienced professionals.
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300 Courses
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Free Online Course (Audit)
English
8 weeks, 3-4 hours a week
On-Demand
Beginner
