Lectures related to Rocket engine

Covers the fundamentals of rocket physics, including center of mass, momentum, and rocket speed.

Covers the Rocket Problem, exploring momentum diagrams, mass relations, rocket thrust, and providing a solution for no external forces.

Explores variable mass systems, rocket thrust, takeoff conditions, and accelerated frames.

Explores space exploration, covering launch bases, Soyuz statistics, rocket evolution, modular launchers, Zenit vehicles, and mini-launchers.

Covers the principles and applications of chemical propulsion systems in space missions.

Covers laser-target interaction, including focusing, energy levels, skin depth penetration, ionization, expansion, ablation, and shock waves.

Covers the resolution of mechanics problems, focusing on a rocket and gas system.

Introduces the EPFL Rocket Team, detailing its projects, achievements, academic support, future plans, and sustainability efforts.

Explores the principles of Inertial and Magnetic Fusion, discussing energy balance, challenges, and progress towards burning plasma.

Discusses optimizing the injector of a hybrid rocket engine for improved combustion efficiency.

Explores the concept of variable mass systems using a rocket example.

Covers momentum conservation, systems with changing mass, and the rocket equation for interstellar travel.

Explores conservation principles in rocket thrust and ejection speed measurement at Polytechnic University.

Presents a project to visualize supersonic flows for rocket design.

Explores conservation laws in collisions and rocket dynamics with variable mass systems.

Explores space mission design, propulsion, and re-entry techniques, including aerocapture and electric propulsion.

Covers the pioneers in astronomy and rocket science who shaped our understanding of celestial mechanics and propelled us into space.

Covers the mechanics of rockets ejecting mass at a constant rate.

Delves into the history of space conquest, focusing on the Moon race and the success of the Apollo program.

Presents the EPFL Rocket Team's project Hyperion, detailing the design of a bi-liquid pump for a rocket engine.