Ashton E. Byrd AddedWednesday, January 17, 2018 at 5:11 PM What physics are applied to aerospace engineering? Hi, I'm a freshman in high school and I have to write a paper about aerospace engineering. The only problem is that I've searched just about everywhere and I can't find the specific physics that go into it and it's required for the assignment. Related to Aeronautical/Aerospace , Difficult Classes, Education, Math & Science, Mechanical Areas of Impact Education Reset Sort By Default Moyra J. McDill , Carleton University Answered Friday, January 19, 2018 at 2:54 AM Hi Ashton. Aerospace engineering covers a lot of territory but here are two ideas that will show you some of the physics of flight (aviation) and of rockets. Try these in your browser:1. "the physics of flight" or "basic flight physics". Look for lift, drag and thrust. Read about Newton's Laws of Motion which describe the relationships between forces acting on a body. Then read about the Bernoulli principal.2. "the physics of rocket flight. Look for Newton's third law. Good luckMoyra Moyra J. McDill , Carleton University Answered Friday, January 19, 2018 at 2:54 AM Hi Ashton. Aerospace engineering covers a lot of territory but here are two ideas that will show you some of the physics of flight (aviation) and of rockets. Try these in your browser:1. "the physics of flight" or "basic flight physics". Look for lift, drag and thrust. Read about Newton's Laws of Motion which describe the relationships between forces acting on a body. Then read about the Bernoulli principal.2. "the physics of rocket flight. Look for Newton's third law. Good luckMoyra