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DIYROCKETS 3D Rocket Challenge Criteria edit
Collaboratively Design an Open Source 3D Printed Rocket Engine that Could Carry Nano-Satellites into Space edit
- Satellites
- Satellite
- Miniaturized satellite
- Satellite bus
- Rockets
- Rocket
- Rocket engine
- Launch vehicle
- Multistage rocket
- Fractionated spacecraft
- Spacecraft propulsion
- Propellant
- Laser propulsion
- Reaction engine
- Comparison of orbital rocket engines
- Equations
- Thrust
- Delta-v
- Specific impulse
- Tsiolkovsky rocket equation
- Orbit
- Attitude control
- Creation
- 3D printing