I feel like a lot of people interested in aerospace have at least one project they started and never got around to finishing. Could be anything:
- a rocket build
- RC plane/drone
- simulation or control system
... anything aerospace-related
What was it, and what stopped you? Time? complexity? cost? lost motivation? ’m trying to understand what actually makes projects fail or get abandoned so I can avoid the same mistakes.
I feel like a lot of people interested in aerospace have at least one project they started and never got around to finishing. Could be anything:
- a rocket build
- RC plane/drone
- simulation or control system
... anything aerospace-related
What was it, and what stopped you? Time? complexity? cost? lost motivation? ’m trying to understand what actually makes projects fail or get abandoned so I can avoid the same mistakes.W
I feel like a lot of people interested in aerospace have at least one project they started and never got around to finishing. Could be anything:
- a rocket build
- RC plane/drone
- simulation or control system
... anything aerospace-related
What was it, and what stopped you? Time? complexity? cost? lost motivation? ’m trying to understand what actually makes projects fail or get abandoned so I can avoid the same mistakes.
I feel like a lot of people interested in aerospace have at least one project they started and never got around to finishing. Could be anything:
- a rocket build
- RC plane/drone
- simulation or control system
... anything aerospace-related
What was it, and what stopped you? Time? complexity? cost? lost motivation? ’m trying to understand what actually makes projects fail or get abandoned so I can avoid the same mistakes.
I’ve been getting more into aerospace engineering recently and trying to focus on hands-on projects instead of just theory. So I’m curious... what’s the most fun or interesting aerospace-related project you’ve worked on? Could be anything. Or even something you wish you could build if you had the time/resources. I’m trying to explore ideas that are actually practical for students to build and learn from.