Varsity Tutors launches the course on Thursday (Oct. 7) for anybody who loves space.
"Rocket propulsion is one of those things that's very dramatic," tutor Greg Brown, who works at the Armstrong Air & Space Museum in Ohio, told Space.com."It shows us these exciting images of big things blasting off with a lot of power, a lot of heat and light. It's exciting."Brown emphasized, however, that there's a lot more engineering to getting a rocket off the ground than the flames and drama.
"I just want the kids and the viewers to get an idea of what I'm talking about, and maybe retain something, and I want them to have fun, too," he said. Brown will also be pulling from the exhibits he manages in his full-time job as a historian and collections coordinator at the Armstrong Air & Space Museum, which follows closely the life of
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