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What is the predicate in the rocket blast into the sky?
blast into the sky
How do you spell rocket in plural?
The plural of rocket is rockets.
How do you spell rocket?
Just as it appears in the question ... 'rocket'.
How many pages does Rocket Boys have?
Rocket Boys has 384 pages.
How do you divide rocket into syllables?
The word rocket consists of two syllables. It is divided into rock-et.
Hydrogen is used as a fuel in which type of aircraft?
jet and/or rocket propelled aircraft{jet/rocket}.
What is the fastest rocket aircraft?
soda bottle rocket, niglet.
What aircraft technology was developed during world war 2?
Airborne radar, jet aircraft and rocket aircraft.
Who biult the first rocket aircraft?
Christina, and Katelyn.
How does math help to make a rocket or aircraft?
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What is the fastest rocket powered aircraft not with a rocket?
The fastest rocket-powered aircraft is the North American X-15, which achieved a top speed of Mach 6.7 (about 4,520 mph). If you are looking for the fastest aircraft that is not rocket-powered, the X-15 still holds the record as it used rocket engines to reach its high speeds.
New technologys used in world war 2?
Radar, Jet Aircraft, Rocket Aircraft, Ballistic Missiles.
How does the amount of gas released from the back of a rocket affect its forward movement?
The amount of gas released from the back of a rocket affects its forward movement by generating thrust through Newton's third law of motion. As the gas is expelled at high speed in one direction, it creates an equal and opposite reaction that propels the rocket forward. Therefore, the more gas released, the greater the thrust generated, resulting in increased forward movement of the rocket.
Can aircraft fly without wings?
If it didn't have wings, it'd be a rocket.
The smallest rocket?
The smallest rocket launched to date is the Pegasus. The original Pegasus was first launched in 1990 from an aircraft jet.
How do you change chemical energy into movement energy?
The most common way is to burn a fuel such as coal or gasoline, this produces thermal energy, which can be used in a heat engine. This could be a steam engine such as used in the past on railroads or in steam ships, or an internal combustion engine such as used in practically all road vehicles today. Another way is to burn the fuel in a rocket engine which produces movement through the thrust of the rapidly moving combustion gases out of the rocket exhaust. The common aircraft jet engine operates in a similar way in producing thrust through its exhaust gases.
When rocket reenters the atmosphere its nose cone beomes hotwhere does this heat energy come from?
From the rocket's movement energy (formally called kinetic energy). As the rocket slows down through friction, its kinetic energy is converted mainly to heat energy.
