"Space Flight" ed. by George Dekoulis

Space has always been intriguing people's imagination. However, space flight has only been feasible over the last 60 years. The collective effort of distinguished international researchers, within the field of space flight, has been incorporated into this book suitable to the broader audience. This book will be beneficial for professionals, researchers, and academicians and inspires the younger generations into pursuing relevant academic studies and professional careers within the space industry.

The book consists of six sections, namely, "Introduction," "Spacecraft Simulators," "Spacecraft Navigation," "Spacecraft Propulsion," "Suborbital Flight," and "Deep-Space Flight."
The book has been edited by Prof. George Dekoulis, Aerospace Engineering Institute (AEI), Cyprus, an expert on the state-of-the-art implementations of reconfigurable space physics systems.

Contents
1 Introductory Chapter: Space Flight
2 Space Thermal and Vacuum Environment Simulation
3 Fractal Pyramid: A New Math Tool to Reorient and Accelerate a Spacecraft
4 Code Optimization for Strapdown Inertial Navigation System Algorithm
5 On Six DOF Relative Orbital Motion of Satellites
6 Consensus-Based Attitude Maneuver of Multi-spacecraft with Exclusion Constraints
7 Mars Networks-Based Navigation: Observability and Optimization
8 Long-Life Technology for Space Flight Hall Thrusters
9 Low-Thrust Control Strategies for Earth-to-Mars Trajectories
10 Suborbital Flight: An Affordable and Feasible Option for Mexican Aerospace Development
11 Cost-Effective Platforms for Near-Space Research and Experiments
12 Cassini Spacecraft-DSN Communications, Handling Anomalous Link Conditions, and Complete Loss-of-Spacecraft Signal