I need you guys' input one more time!

[Tex]

Hello again, Kerbonauts from the world over!

I posted a thread, just less than a month ago now, asking for help regarding making videos that educate many aspects of orbital mechanics and all-around rocket science. Now, I need one final round of ideas so I can have as many possible directions to choose from.

For your convienience, here is a list of topics that have already been suggested.

Explaining

TWR

Delta-V

Terminal Velocity

Orbits

Hohmann transfers (and other orbital maneuvers)

launch windows

staging

stalls

orbital inclination

orbital assembly (space stations and stuff)

coriolis force

basic physics (especially the 3rd law!)

the need for space travel

So yep! That is what you awesome people have already wanted to learn about, so I need some fresh ideas. I am currently divvying up these topics into a series of videos that I hope to begin filming by late next week, possibly two weeks.

With your help, I can further spread the knowledge and have more people join the cause of furthering and understanding science! This is my mission, people, so I need any help you can offer!

Thanks a million, and I hope to see some very nice responses!

[LethalDose]

if you have dV and TWR, you should also include Isp and the rocket equation.

[Red Iron Crown]

Oberth Effect

Gravity Turns

Gravity Slingshots

Aerobraking

Landing on airless worlds

Nuclear Rockets and why you shouldn't fear them

[Javster]

I'm thinking of a few video ideas (for me to do). Any tips on getting started?

[NecroBones]

Oberth Effect

Gravity Turns

Gravity Slingshots

Aerobraking

Landing on airless worlds

Nuclear Rockets and why you shouldn't fear them

Yes, these.

Also, Free Return Trajectories.

[95tiger59]

As I say with everything knowing the history behind these things are important

[Tex]

I'm thinking of a few video ideas (for me to do). Any tips on getting started?

Fo sho, Javster. I'll PM you.

[That guy who builds stuff]

Center of mass, trust, lift and drag and how it changes as you burn fuel/decouple parts: definitely needs to be discussed if you're getting into planes and should be touched upon even if all you're doing is rockets.

rendezvous and docking and should definitely be discussed, though i'm guessing that's what you mean by orbital assembly.

Going over the features of some of the staple mods would also be nice.

[KvickFlygarn87]

N-Body physics for nubcakes.

[Daddy Cecil]

cosine losses for delta-v

[Tex]

As before, thanks for all the suggestions... I should have no problem doing at least ten videos by now!