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Free aerospace reader companion
Plan a fictional satellite mission, check its limits, and explain your choices.
This companion to Aerospace Engineering Explained for Teens by Markus Bailey uses the classroom assumptions from Chapter 15. Compare payloads, batteries, and observation counts while keeping mass, time, power, energy, storage, downlink, and coverage separate.
Predict a flight, change one variable, and compare the data. This fictional vertical-flight simulation is for learning, not building or launching real rockets. It does not model orbit.
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Eight pages of assumptions, planning prompts, and a blank record for comparing all twelve combinations. Print the worksheet or read it alongside the spreadsheet. This PDF is printable, not a fillable form.
Download the worksheet PDFAn Excel workbook with the assumptions, Plan A, Plan B, and reflection sheets. Use a spreadsheet app that calculates formulas, such as Excel or LibreOffice Calc. Preview-only apps may not recalculate your choices.
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