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if you ever seen a space shuttle being launched in a rocket, it tends to have a huge orange missile like object in the middle. That's the external fuel tank which contains roughly 25%-30% liquid oxygen oxidizer and 70%-75% liquid hydrogen fuel. It's basically water vapor/steam whats let off after those two burn up.

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