This simulation breaks down the rocket launch into a series of manageable Linux-like commands. No advanced rocket science background is required—just careful attention to the sequence of operations.
Rocket Launch Sequence
The rocket launch sequence consists of the following steps:- Start the auxiliary power.
- Switch to internal power.
- Initiate the auto sequence.
- Start the main engine.
- Lift off.
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To start the auxiliary power:
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To switch to internal power:
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To initiate the auto sequence:
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To start the main engine:
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To lift off:
Additional Rocket Management Commands
Since you will be launching multiple rockets, a set of additional commands is available to manage them effectively:-
List all rockets:
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Create a new rocket:
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Destroy a rocket:
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Check the status of a launched rocket:
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Debug a failed launch:
Don’t worry about memorizing these commands right away—they will be thoroughly explained through practical exercises in this course. You will also gain hands-on experience with basic Linux commands and real-world scenarios.
