The amount of learning one can do on KSP alone shouldn't be underestimated.
You know you're onto something when you start doing Delta-V calculations while designing your rocket and talking about bi-elliptic transfers and aerobraking on the forums.
It is not enough to become a rocket scientist, but it is enough to understand the basics.
And, as per another comment, you can even begin to understand some of the telemetry data, even if in an intuitive sense.
You know you're onto something when you start doing Delta-V calculations while designing your rocket and talking about bi-elliptic transfers and aerobraking on the forums.
It is not enough to become a rocket scientist, but it is enough to understand the basics.
And, as per another comment, you can even begin to understand some of the telemetry data, even if in an intuitive sense.