SCI 1901A

Introduction to Space Travel

Clayton State University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course introduces the concept of space travel, starting with the understanding of interplanetary and interstellar distances and Earth's place in the Universe. Topics include the basics of propulsion and rocket systems design, concepts of orbital and escape velocity, overview of missions from Earth to other planets. Additionally, possibility of interstellar travel within current science realm will be discussed covering some futuristic possibilities that are widely used in science fiction. Students will also study some select tools of astronomy and how they have shaped its progress. Topics will be covered from a historical as well as a contemporary point of view.

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Class #clayton-1370Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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