Presenter Mr. Warwick Holmes Executive Director Space Engineering

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AERO2705 Week 12 Final lecture wrap-up Wednesday 25th October The University of Sydney Presenter Mr. Warwick Holmes Executive Director Space Engineering School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering

AERO2705 Exam location

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AERO2705 EXAM Front Page (only!) 6 more pages 1 per question

AERO2705 EXAM revision topics: Orbital Equations/Dynamics/Representations Sun, Earth, Moon system (no planets) etc. Satellite Communications - RF, data, etc. (slightly blurred image) Rockets, equation, design, performance Satellite sub-systems/design (LEO, MEO, GEO) Back-Up EXAM has only 4 questions, less choice so all questions must be attempted

ESA XMM-Newton video https://www. youtube. com/watch ESA XMM-Newton video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhnLdQ-rg8s The real world of Space Engineering – XMM Made 20 years ago by a work colleague. Hopefully a motivation for AERO2705 Space Engineering students

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Good luck for the EXAM !!! (Thurs 16th Nov)