So i got gifted one of these badboys (was still in original packaging

u should read a book

>>7668653
i cant into math

whats a basic physics book, that would help me learn enough basic physics to learn about pushing a shuttle into space


i know i need to read a book
no idea what book

>>7668656
feynman lectures

>>7668650
Kerbal physics are very simplified, so you don't necessarily need any knowledge of calculus or differential equations to tackle calculations in Kerbal. Regardless, Kerbal is still a very handy tool when it comes to learning orbital mechanics and making it seem intuitive.

How about learning calculus and then diving into a physics or orbital mechanics textbook? There are textbook recommendations in the wiki. My only recommendation is Classical Mechanics by Taylor.

>>7668663
picked up a calc book at a local book fair thing for 50 cents

ill start reading that and give your book a read, thanks for the bit of help guys

>>7668650
Install Doom on it.

>>7668675
don't i need the 92+ chip for that?
i have the bare model (but have the socket for the upgrade)

>>7668677
I'm not too sure. But this one was done on a TI Nspire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsN2JIRGHAo

possible to use one of those for technical Thermodynamics or for mechanics?

>>7668650
Woah, nice gameboy

>>7668650
well yeah this calculator will help you that's for sure
with your interests you could definitely become really good at launching rockets
keep working at it until it hurts
that's what I do and I get great results

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>>7668650
>i

>>7668672
Read Feynman's lectures on physics. They are all available for free online and an extremely good beginners resource. Feynman explains everything that he does in them and ensures that you understand the key concepts of it.