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• Rocket engine
  A '''rocket engine''', also called '''rocket motor''', actually propels a rocket-propelled [[g At the most elementary level, the more gas a rocket engine pushes through its nozzle, and the longer the time period for which it does
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• Rocket engine/Definition
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• Rocket engine/Related Articles
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• Rocket engine/External Links
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• Rocket science/Definition
  ...ious engineering disciplines in dealing with [[unguided rocket]]s or the [[rocket engine]]s of more intelligent vehicles, or an ironic description of something very
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• Ullage engine/Definition
  One or more small rocket engines that ensure that a coasting liquid-fuel rocket engine has enough acceleration for propellants to feed properly into the pumps and
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• Rocket motor
  #REDIRECT [[Rocket engine]]
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• Rocket motor/Definition
  #REDIRECT [[Rocket engine/Definition]]
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• Rocket motor/Related Articles
  #REDIRECT [[Rocket engine/Related Articles]]
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• Rocket motor/External Links
  #REDIRECT [[Rocket engine/External Links]]
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• Combustion/Related Articles
  {{r|Rocket engine}}
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• Watervliet Arsenal/Definition
  ...]], [[marine propulsion|marine propulsion systems]], mobile bridges, and [[rocket engine|rocket motors]]
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• Jet engine/Related Articles
  {{r|Rocket engine}}
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• Fixed-wing aircraft/Related Articles
  {{r|Rocket engine}}
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• Rocket/Definition
  ...] which obtains [[thrust]] by ejection of a fast moving [[fluid]] from a [[rocket engine]].
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• Propellant/Related Articles
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• Space launch vehicle/Related Articles
  {{r|Rocket engine}}
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• De Laval nozzle/Related Articles
  {{r|Rocket engine}}
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• Monopropellant/Definition
  A chemical used to produce expanding gases for propulsion, usually in a [[rocket engine]] but sometimes in a [[turbine]], such as concentrated [[hydrogen peroxide]
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• Retrorocket
  A '''retrorocket''' is a rocket engine that is fired to slow the vehicle on which it is mounted. Applications incl
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• Nitrogen tetroxide/Definition
  ...temperature-dependent equilibrium; used as a [[hypergolic]] oxidizer in [[rocket engine]]s
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• Hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene/Definition
  ...binder for [[PBX (explosive)|plastic-bonded explosives]] and solid-fuel [[rocket engine]]s, as an adhesive and sealant, and as a feedstock for [[polyurethane]] pro
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• Fixed-wing aircraft
  ...he gases. Reaction propulsion is always generated by a [[jet engine]] or [[rocket engine]], while propellers may be spun by a specialized jet engine called a [[turb
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• MGM-52 Lance
  ...ild by Rocketdyne, was a variable-thrust boost and sustainer liquid-fueled rocket engine system, using storable liquid propellants. Development was slow and trouble
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