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What comes out of the back of a rocket?
The smoke that comes out of the bottom of a rocket is its "exhaust", much like the smoke and steam you see from a car's exhaust pipe on a cold day. But most of it you can't see : a huge volume of expanding hot gases. When rocket fuel "burns" (whether it is liquid hydrogen, kerosene, or solid propellant), it combines with oxygen to release incredible amounts of heat energy. The released gases (water vapor, carbon dioxide, and other compounds) are rapidly heated and violently expand, and the only way out is through the nozzles at the base of the rocket. This thunderous rush of gases zooms out of the rocket, and according to Newton's law of action and reaction, the rocket is pushed in the other direction, which is ideally "up." It takes a lot of energy to lift a heavy rocket against gravity, and accelerate it to the high speed (40000 km/hr, or 25000 mph) that it needs to reach orbit. Once in space, however, it will continue to move without much help as it circles the Earth.
Why does the moon follow us wherever you move?
The Moon appears to follow us while driving in a car because it is almost a quarter of a million miles away. The houses and telephone poles that flit by your window are only a few dozen feet away and your car zooms past them very quickly indeed. Have you noticed that the most distant trees and farms you can see on the horizon as you motor down I-94 hardly seem to move at all? That's because they are several miles away and stay in your field of vision for many minutes. Our Earth is only about 8 000 miles in diameter and your auto trip is only a few dozens of miles on any one night. But our moon is some 240 000 miles away orbiting around us. The only way to get "past" it would be to fly off the planet in a space ship! The next time you're traveling on a moonlit night, roll up a piece of paper into a narrow tube. Watch the moon through it, staying in the same position in the car, and you'll seem to move past the moon quickly because your field of vision will be very narrow.
What rhymes with something that zooms through space and alcohol makes you do it?
comet-vomit
What is a zoomer?
A zoomer is something which zooms, such as a camera.
What is zooming?
A zooming is a sound or a motion which zooms in on something or someone else.
What did the astronomical telescope do?
It basically zooms into deep space for us to study planets starts etc.
If all zims are zams and all zams are zooms are all zims zooms?
yes.
What is the name of the sequence that zooms in or out of an object to show something bigger and bigger or something getting even more magnified until it shows another universe?
A Telescope
What is a zooming?
A zoom is a humming noise of something moving really fast, a quick ascent, or a large increase.
What zooms around the neucleus at the speed of light?
nothing
What does control plus 1 do?
it zooms in on the screen of your computer
How does a camera zoom in and out?
On a digital camera, there is usually a knob on the top of the camera. On Panasonic cameras the zoom knob is around the shutter button. Left zooms out and right zooms in.
The car zooms pass themindicate the figure of speech in it?
metaphor
Who is flash's enemies?
Flash's arch enemies is the two zooms
