How to Make a Rocket | TVC Rocket from Zero to Hero EP1

[@fadhimahmohamed7541]

This was really helpful. I currently building a rocket and I am glad I can use your videos as resources

[@christianferracane]

Sounds perfect! Hope you will find this serie helpful

[@Bogdan100pink]

FINALLY, a useful video I can use to ~~blow up the pentagon~~ do my physics project

[@christianferracane]

ahahahahah

[@73mariat]

Great, man! I'm just check all sites for elc, software and components for my 50 cm rocket. Sooooo helpful. Can't wait for snd part ihih

[@christianferracane]

Glad you found this helpful!

[@TheLozny]

Ciaooo, che monitor hai?

[@christianferracane]

Samsung M7 32" and a LG ultrawide 29" (LG 29WQ60A)

[@imanhussein7953]

Studying aerospace engineering in italian or english which is better? Is there a difference in terms of work?

[@christianferracane]

I would say English just for the fact that it gives you more flexibility after graduation in terms of work opportunities.

[@lokeshkumaryadav2254]

what is your opinion on italian eduacation system is it more theoretical or practical and in your opinion which is better PoliTo or this uni plss reply if you can

[@christianferracane]

Regarding the choice between PoliMI or PoliTO I don't really know as I've never considered PoliTo an option, and therefore I lack info about the university, but I've heard people speaking about it and seems like a solid choice as well. Both universities are very good and worth in my opinion. The system (in general for Italy) in my opinion seems to be much more theoretical when compared to other institution in EU and especially US.

[@deepti7127]

heyy !! space / avionics enthusiast from 12th grade can you tell me from where / which books/ ideas should i get started to know more abt this branch n study ahead before join any college insort a roadmap for beginner/noob to get started about this brsnch

[@christianferracane]

If you already plan to go to college there is not really a need to study anything in advance. Probably the best thing is to have a learn by doing approach and to start making some experiences in term of projects, but don’t stress too much about it!

[@barbiculo]

Hey, gran video! Si vede che sei appassionato, purtroppo questo video non ha le views che si merita :) Se posso porti una domanda, tu come sei entrato in skyward al primo anno? Sarei molto interessato anche io e spero di non essermi mosso troppo tardi hahaha

[@christianferracane]

ahahaha avevo un po’ di esperienza pregressa, ho fatto il test e mi han preso. grazie mille, non sono molto costante con i video ma è uno dei buoni propositi a partire da settembre, per cui speriamo che magari con un po’ più di costanza anche i numeri saliranno ahahahah. good luck con il test per skyward. Provalo perchè ne vale davvero la pena

[@Thop48]

Would love to see EP2?

[@christianferracane]

will come. i’m a bit stuck with exams and work right now 🫠🥴

[@Ernesto152]

how to get into University of Milano as an international student ?

[@christianferracane]

Depends on what you want to study. Undergraduate studies are only taught in Italian at the moment. If you are a graduate student you can check online on polimi website!

[@Ernesto152]

​@@christianferracane are there any universities that teach in english as ive heard there are a few btw i am in 11th grade and also passionate about having a degree in aerospace engineering

[@imanhussein7953]

Studying aerospace engineering in italian or english which is better? Is there a difference in terms of work?

[@kunalsaini1540]

Quando un nuovo video?

[@christianferracane]

Hai ragione. È da un po’ che non pubblico. Sto lavorando a un nuovo video sulla mia esperienza qui a Rocket Factory Augsburg e sul veicolo orbitale che stiamo sviluppando. Dovrebbe uscire presto.

[@kunalsaini1540]

@@christianferracane cmq io sto ancora aspettando il video what’s in my iPad :)

[@christianferracane]

AHAHAHAHA oddio vero. Dovrei metterlo un pochino a posto prima, però sicuramente qualcosa arriverà prima o poi.