If you go to labratscientific.com you can find information on how to create spreadsheets that can be used to simulate free falling bodies and projectile motion. The projectile motion simulation can be found under the "Statics & Dynamics" page. There is a lesson that provides details on how to write the simulations. There are lessons provided on the "Rockets & Space" page where you can learn about thrust and drag, which can then be applied to the Projectile Motion simulation to create a rocket simulation. In a nut shell, you can convert the projectile motion simulation into a rocket simulation by expanding the "applied force" (i.e. Thrust and Drag) to calculate the acceleration of the rocket and then the velocity and then the vertical and horizontal displacement... Part of the fun of doing science is taking bits and pieces of information and putting them together to solve a problem...
I enjoyed your explanation. Your real life experiments complement the more theoretical parts nicely.
Now KSP makes even more sense. Thanks
I was hopping to learn how to calculate trajectories but it was still a good video. Good explanation
If you go to labratscientific.com you can find information on how to create spreadsheets that can be used to simulate free falling bodies and projectile motion. The projectile motion simulation can be found under the "Statics & Dynamics" page. There is a lesson that provides details on how to write the simulations. There are lessons provided on the "Rockets & Space" page where you can learn about thrust and drag, which can then be applied to the Projectile Motion simulation to create a rocket simulation. In a nut shell, you can convert the projectile motion simulation into a rocket simulation by expanding the "applied force" (i.e. Thrust and Drag) to calculate the acceleration of the rocket and then the velocity and then the vertical and horizontal displacement... Part of the fun of doing science is taking bits and pieces of information and putting them together to solve a problem...
8 mins flew by, excellent explanation sir.
Finely something thats just useful! Great you maked it!
Seriously... Its Made, are you 3 years old?
Chill man he just either had a typo or he’s just young
Thank you so much sir for your valuable knowledge.
Thank you
Very well explained sir. .thank you for that
Awesome!
Nice video. Please make a video on Projectile/rocket yaw and pitch phenomena also.
Thanks now i can finish contract
thanks sir this helped me alot