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Space Transport and Engineering Methods

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Space Transport and Engineering Methods

Publisher: Wikibooks
Number of pages: 328

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Space systems engineering is a worthy field of study within the larger context of all sciences and engineering. This book is intended as an introduction to both the historical design challenges of transport and space hardware design, and the new engineering methods needed for future projects.

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