A rocket has a propulsion system to make it fly into the air. A rocket can be a missile but a missile does not have to be a rocket. The ancient Romans used catapults (called ballista) to launch missiles made of rocks or stone at the enemy. Medieval soldiers threw spears as missiles at the enemy.
Today missiles are launched by a rocket. A launched missile that follows the path determined at launch time is a ballistic missile as in an ICBM (Intercontinental ballistic missile). The rockets get it going at some speed and direction. If it has some sort of guidance mechanism built in such as a gyroscope or directional rockets, it would be called a guided missile.
missiles have a guidance system
Fragmentation is the process by which the casing of an artillery or mortar shell, rocket, missile, bomb, grenade, etc. is shattered by the detonation
to propel the missile
Krypton (Kr) differs the most from potassium.
You can make a soda bottle rocket.
so it wont way the rocket
missiles have a guidance system
missiles have a guidance system
Missiles have a guidance system
A rocket is a missile
A missile is a rocket that has a guidance system that can steer the vehicle after launched. A rocket has none such system; basicaly, point-and-launch.
Powerful is a matter of opinion. The term missile, does not related to the warhead, so potentially the US still has the Saturn V rocket which would be the most powerful missile/rocket.
A missile is anything thrown or projected. A rocket uses rocket propulsion - throwing out hot gasses in order to move in the opposite direction. In practice most rockets can be considered to be missiles and most missiles are rockets. in the military a rocket is unguided en a missile is guided, think about GPS or a wire that is in the back of the missile an attached to the launcher an can steered to the target.
The V-2 rocket was the first ballistic missile. There was nobody on this rocket.
Werner Von Braun
Missiles have a guidance systen
An Intercontinental Ballistic Missile platform.
so it is streamlined