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rachypops | 16:50 Sun 26th Dec 2004 | Science
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what are space rockets made of
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if u are talking about liquid fuel then it is liquid oxygen and hydrogen (just remember that the rockets always make water during flight) i don't know about solid fuel rockets though
05:46 Wed 05th Jan 2005
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Solid fuel rockets are made of a material called Pentaerithinol Tetranite which is a type of explosive. The rockets fitted to the to the space shuttle produce something in the region of 1'500,000 horsepower each - and obviously once lit, you can't put them out because the combustible material produces oxygen which completes the triangle of fire as oxygen gets thinner the higher they go!
22:03 Wed 12th Jan 2005

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