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What kind of science does a rocket use?

Conventional chemical rockets use chemistry, physics, and thermodynamics. US rocket technology also involves cryogenics, mechanics, materials science, aerodynamics, hydrolics, and numerous other sciences.


Should you take triple science at GCSE to become an archaeologist?

I am in your situation right now and I have decided to take triple science in Year 9 but then drop Physics in Year 10, thus keeping Chemistry and Biology. This is what my science teacher recommended me to do because at our school we only have 3 options so obviously science is taking up one and then history and geography the others. Geography and History are needed more if you want to become an archaeologist Hopes this helped!


Is archaeology physical science?

No, archaeology is not considered a physical science. While it does involve the study of ancient material remains, the field of archaeology is more closely related to social sciences and humanities as it explores the human past, including culture, society, and behavior. Physical sciences, on the other hand, are concerned with the study of non-living natural phenomena, such as physics or chemistry.


Was the exploration of France succesfull?

Yes, the exploration of France was successful. Many discoveries were made in various fields such as science, art, architecture, and culture. France continues to be a major center of innovation and creativity in the world.


How do archaeologists use chemistry?

Archaeologists use chemistry to analyze artifacts and materials found at archaeological sites. By conducting chemical analysis, they can determine the composition of artifacts, identify residues left behind, and provide information about the origin and age of the materials. Chemistry also helps in understanding ancient technologies and trade routes.