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The size of a rocket's cargo determines the amount of thrust the engine must create to carry the rocket into outer space. What is another term for this cargo?
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The size of a rocket's cargo determines the amount of thrust the engine must create to carry the rocket into outer space. What is another term for this cargo A. Payload?
payload
Advantages of the single stage and multi stage rockets?
Single staged rockets are easier to make, but cant reach high speeds. Multi staged rockets can be much lighter but create more space debris and are much more complex.
Can scientists create another planet?
in theory they can, but they havn't
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I'm not sure which rocket you refer to, since many rockets have been fired at the moon over the years. but most recently this was done to create an impact on the south pole of the moon in order to study the resulting plume to see if it contains water.
What would happen if the earth were not a convecting system?
Your Mom would get to big, and she'd create another big-bang.
The size of a rocket's cargo determines the amount of thrust the engine must create to carry the rocket into outer space. What is another term for this cargo A. Payload?
payload
What is the most used rocket?
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How was the rockets invented?
Someone from China create it
Who was the first man traveled to the EARTH?
How do rockets create thrust
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This is a bit of a silly question. Rockets create thrust which a force which keeps up. They are not dependant on air to stay u
Why don't all rockets have fins like model rockets?
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Advantages of the single stage and multi stage rockets?
Single staged rockets are easier to make, but cant reach high speeds. Multi staged rockets can be much lighter but create more space debris and are much more complex.
Who invented sounding rockets?
No one knows who the first person to create a bottle rocket was. Many countries have their own versions of bottle rockets, including China and Japan.
Once a business determines that change needs to occur what should the business create?
business strategy
What role did Germany play in the development of modern rockets?
Created the V-2 rocket (in Germany called the A-4) was small by comparison to today's rockets. It achieved its great thrust by burning a mixture of liquid oxygen and alcohol at a rate of about one ton every seven seconds.
How are rockets from centuries ago different from today's rockets?
To put it on one sentence, it would be: Because of the tremendously advanced ways science has learned to create propellants, that when ignited, will produce the maximum amount of lift power. Most people have seen the balsa wood airplane that has a plastic propeller and a rubber-band that winds up to drive the propeller. That is a Chinese skyrocket of the 17th century. A Maserati sports car engine is the rocket engines of today used by NASA.
