How can I learn more about rocket launches on Physics Forums?

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In summary, to learn more about rocket launches on Physics Forums, one can browse through the forums and discussions on the subject, as well as participate in conversations with other members who are knowledgeable about the topic. Additionally, there are various resources and articles available on the website that provide in-depth information and insights into the physics behind rocket launches. Engaging with the community and utilizing the available resources can greatly enhance one's understanding of this fascinating subject.
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Google search results basically
Hi everyone, I'm Andrea from Italy.
I'm a software developer, rocket launch watcher and a very curious person in general. Unluckily, I never studied physics the proper way, but I try to learn new things on they way.
 
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Welcome aboard, @andrea_936 ##-##

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