China, in the 13th Century.
The first rockets that carried man into space were made by the Russian's in 1961. The USA didn't get a man into space until 1964 but beat the Russians to the moon in 1969.
It was actually China. China built the first rockets in the form of fire works, since it was the first country to have/invent gun powder.
If we are only referring to 1999 on, Russia has launched the most rockets. Please note, these numbers are constantly changing.
What kind of rocket? They all produce thrust. If you're considering the physics, that's an output. Or are you concerned about the chemistry? Depending on the type of fuel, and the method of ignition there will be exhaust gasses, and particulates. A nuclear rocket may also produce radiation in the exhaust. If you are talking about the typical rockets that are fired into earth orbit, you are still considering solid fuel rockets and liquid fuel rockets, and the chemistry of their exhaust is different.
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The first rockets that carried man into space were made by the Russian's in 1961. The USA didn't get a man into space until 1964 but beat the Russians to the moon in 1969.
It was actually China. China built the first rockets in the form of fire works, since it was the first country to have/invent gun powder.
it was invented in India in 1790.
Great Britain
If we are only referring to 1999 on, Russia has launched the most rockets. Please note, these numbers are constantly changing.
Bottle Rockets
China.
No rockets were sent to Japan by any country in America in World War 1
the interesting fact was the 1st monkey to fly to the moon in 1996
Deployable Rockets designed to carry a munitions payload would be Germany. With the V1 and V2 missiles.
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What kind of rocket? They all produce thrust. If you're considering the physics, that's an output. Or are you concerned about the chemistry? Depending on the type of fuel, and the method of ignition there will be exhaust gasses, and particulates. A nuclear rocket may also produce radiation in the exhaust. If you are talking about the typical rockets that are fired into earth orbit, you are still considering solid fuel rockets and liquid fuel rockets, and the chemistry of their exhaust is different.