Hi, Alfonso Says please, where self.stop_condition.check(data)?

And, can you write class OP for this modeling?

Hi, Alfonso One question, what is self.propagator = propagator?

what program is this?

Could anyone help me with this pork chop plot i am in my final days of my project i didnt get any plots everything shows error i use matlab

Great job , could you please provide the code for the animation of that

Hi your are the best space youtuber ever

Felicitaciones por sus videos, lastima que el codigo no funciona, o no lo se hacer funcionar,

Muy interesante , pero su repositorio esta desactualizado y lleno de errores , no puedo ejecutar nada , me haria una guia, o me asegura que funciona? Gracias

When i try to make a quiverplot at this scale the arrows get awfully distorted(Heads becoming huge in comparison the the rest of the arrows). How do i prevent this from happening?

Why would the units for atmospheric density be in Pascals and not kg/m³?

But the actual math, treats the earth, as if it is stationary and fixed the higher we go off of the substrate there is more of a force and energy 1000 V/m² meaning there is a linear distribution, not a radial, and the mass shows that the sky is spinning, not the earth that’s why they call it the fixed

excellent, thanks. Derivation left out a couple of steps, e.g. integrating with respect to rocket mass rather than propellant mass.

Thx for the Kerbal space program help

is the euler method same with euler method used in denosing diffusion process

man the way Brian explain anything is always cool and simple

Nice video, helped me a lot, is it possible to get the Python script to experiment a bit?

hello, i like what you're doing and it looks sick, however the examples don't seem to work for me. For example, "spacecraft_hello_world" runs into an error: "AttributeError: 'Axes3D' object has no attribute 'w_xaxis'. Did you mean: 'xaxis'?" Any reason for that?

Lower earth orbit😎

Never did I think I would have to study physics to get good at KSP lol

How come humans have not went back to the Moon if it was capable back in the 1970s?

We've all been told a lie 🤦🏾‍♂️

just found this topic today and searched , and here i am

Thanks for this amazing and knowledgeable video

I'm getting an error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/onacs/Code/AWP/example_usage/many_orbits.py", line 45, in <module> pt.plot_orbits( rs, File "/Users/onacs/Code/AWP/example_usage/../src/python_tools/plotting_tools.py", line 319, in plot_orbits ax.w_xaxis.pane.fill = False ^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'Axes3D' object has no attribute 'w_xaxis'. Did you mean: 'xaxis'? Any ideas? I'm thinking its a matplotlib version issue?

Lots of whiteboard stuff here. How would you apply these to North-Korean rockets, the highest of which flew 5,500 kilometers vertically up and fell back into the Sea of Japan, close to its launch-site??? thanks. Amazingly enough, NK rockets having passed through many earth-orbits on their way up, defy all other nations' orbital claims because then fall straight back down, without getting caught up by any of the fairytale orbits, created by other nations which claim to have space-stations there!!!

3:50 These whiteboard scientists keep linking to NASA-pages, never applying their calculations to any of NASA-launches because it would reveal their fairytales. They also don't end with actual rocket launch calculations, only whiteboard text.!!!

How did they do this in the 60s?

Good day sir, Im interested in creating a Reinforcement Learning project and i wanted to visualise space, spacecrafts and planets. Could you help me out?

Where do you place your code?

Great stuff! Thanks! Probably need to watched it again a few times but that's okay. Clear, concise. Efficient, Good delivery.

Assume too much makes an ass out of you and me.

/src/python_tools/plotting_tools.py", line 319, in plot_orbits ax.w_xaxis.pane.fill = False ^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'Axes3D' object has no attribute 'w_xaxis'. Did you mean: 'xaxis'? Removing "w_" from those lines fixed the issue PS: SUPER AWESOME PROJECT KEEP IT UP

where can I find these codes?

can you provide link to your codes too, i cant find it in your github

What about Chinese rocket launch

Estimado Alfonzo muchas felicidades excelente contenido y muy grato que sea en español !

" I was motivated to do this because of the fact that there are many sources on the internet on orbital mechanics, but none that I found that go into the implementation in software". Exactly my problem mate. I really appreciate you taking the time to do this.

can I do this on Windows 11 ?

I am getting this error: File ~\Documents\Python Scripts\stellarsystem\OrbitPropagator.py:21 in differential_eq rx,ry,rz,vx,vy,vz=y TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable float object capi_return is NULL Call-back cb_f_in_lsoda__user__routines failed. I followed your videos up until this point, so I did the orbit demo, and that still works, but when I try to make the state vector in the diffy_q method for the class, it somehow breaks

Hi, thank for great videos you uploaded , it is possible to send me this code or how I can find this code thank you .

Thank you for the information. I'm studying the effects of debris in space and how it can pose problems for star trackers. I'm eager to hear your opinion on this. What do you think?.

Dude this video is so helpful. This should also be the standard for how professors teach lectures.

dude, your project is so inspiring. it's sooooo useful i've visited your channel over and over again throughout the past 2 years as i've been building up to my graduation. i've had in my mind a similar project but still havent put my mind to it. point blanc, you're amazing. keep it up.

How do I get the code?

Txs for all your videos! Am watching from Penang, Malaysia

Thank you so much . Couldn't get the clarity from other explanations

Nuevo seguidor ! Mas videos en espanol??