Fundamentals of Aerospace Engineering: (Beginner's Guide)

Great book for begginers and enthusiastics in Aerospace Eng.

It’s very interesting it’s good at giving an aspiring aerospace engineer an idea of what they’re getting into

The book is short but provides with a wide range of entry level knowledge related to aerospace engineering. It covers topics ranging from propulsion, satellite components, launchers, satellite orientation & control and spacecrafts telecommunication. It also has a chapter on career in aerospace, very useful for students, by the way. On top of that, the foreword of the book was written by a NASA astronaut. I really recommend it.

Amazing quality but extremely poor editing. The amount of grammatical errors was disappointing and distracting. Anyone who reads this will find a plethora of errors and clearly pretentious in choice of some words that would make you assume they went to thesaurus.com and chose verb tenses that are not commonly used. Other than that great quality book just get someone to edit those mistakes for a reprint.

14 year old enjoyed the material.

I love this book the author is genius and it will get me through 4 years of college.

Great book for students who want to be an aerospace engineer.

There was clearly a lot of passion and effort put into this book, there's quality info...but it needed more time in editing and QC. The English in the book at times feels rather off and presents the reader with an added level of difficulty in what is already a difficult topic. I commend the author and hope he keeps writing with added focus on vernacular English clarity during the editing process.

Das Buch vermittelt die notwendigen Kenntnisse der verschiedenen Methoden der Zustandserfassung im Luft und Raumfahrt Bereich. Sehr gut geschrieben.

This is a pretty basic book useful for the non-technical curious, written by someone who does not seem to be a specialist in the area. It is too basic for engineering students and contains some explanations which are dangerous for the engineering student for being oversimplified. I already found some errors such as confusing density (rho) with pressure (p) and showing some images that are not physically accurate. The frontpage already hints at it: a spaceship with what seems to be a gas turbine, which would not work in the vacuum of space... But it might be useful for the non-technical curious, just not engineering study.

My daughter loves the book

Excellent book!! It explains what you need to know in a simple way.

I cant believe i paid this much for knowledge i gained at high school. Shame on you...