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In the outer space there is no matter to get the reaction force (so newton's third law fails for rocket propulsion ) but here comes the concept of "fluid momentum transfer" that is

when ever fluid moves at certain velocity it tries to move in straight path and this fluid transfers its momentum when there is sudden change in its direction.

well to understand this phenomenon i can quote you a simple daily life example "water sprinkler works on same concept"

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Q: A rocket moves through outer space with a constant velocity of 9.8 ms What net force acts on it?
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