Hello from an astrodynamicist in training

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In summary, an astrodynamicist in training is someone who is studying the principles of astrodynamics, which is the science of predicting and controlling the motion of objects in space. This field combines knowledge from mathematics, physics, and engineering to understand and manipulate the movement of spacecraft and other objects in the universe. As an astrodynamicist in training, one would learn about orbital mechanics, trajectory planning, and the effects of gravitational forces on objects in space. This career path requires a strong understanding of mathematics and a passion for space exploration.
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Good Morning!

I'm a PhD Student studying Astrodynamics. I also write a bloghttps://gereshes.com/blog/where I go non-linear dynamics, numerical methods, etc...

Ari

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