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Kerbal Space Program!

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After we took the AP physics C test, we began to experiment with a computer game known as the Kerbal Space Program. In this game, creatures called Kerbals inhabit a planet named Kerbin (surprisingly similar to Earth) and we had to fulfill many missions related to space travel. I really enjoy the Kerbal space program because at the same time it is a fun experience and it incorporates a lot of physics topics such as the incorporation of gravity and air resistance. It also introduces Orbital movement and space flight. I really enjoy the Kerbal Space Program.

Also, I found the tutorials on YouTube very helpful in understanding how enact a lot of the maneuvers.

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