Which is a better Rocket fuel liquid or soild ?
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Fuels
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Depends, like most things. A solid motor is much simpler in design. Liquids deliver higher ISP. The shuttle uses both, for instance, to maximize the benefits from each.
Do you have a specific application context?
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18 years ago
Beige. I think I'll paint the ceiling beige.
- Rick "It depends" Dickinson
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Yes!
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18 years ago
Mauve has more RAM...
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Sometimes, one is better than the other, sometimes it's the other way around.
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"...The dinner was MY idea..."
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Laden or unladen?
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bin laden
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For plastic bottle rockets, liquid is better.
"Robert L. Myers" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
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DiHydrogen Mononxide.
Second item down the page on the following link:
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But be careful. It's "The Invisible Killer".
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scary !
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I like the last item on that list....Quest 18mm D motor for this fall release :)
Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75
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18 years ago
Yea team. This is the culmination of years, nay, decades of work by Gary Rosenfield and Bill Stine.
Big congrats.
Jerry
"Perhaps we should all buy Quest D20's?"
- Jerry Irvine