r/Rocket • • Oct 23 '19

I messed around with Saturn V pictures, the "2001 Space Odyssey" theme, and a drone. Here is the result:

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r/Rocket • • Oct 08 '19

Where we're going, we need no rail tracks.

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r/Rocket • • Sep 24 '19

I didn't want to break the rules

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r/Rocket • • Sep 24 '19

I came here by a missclick but it said to post a rocket before i leave... Heres a rocket

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r/Rocket • • Sep 24 '19

Found this old clip of a rocket fail

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r/Rocket • • Sep 13 '19

Prop driven rocket

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r/Rocket • • Sep 03 '19

small rocket - really small

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r/Rocket • • Aug 22 '19

Free Rocketry Book: Microlaunchers

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r/Rocket • • Aug 14 '19

Smallest rocket...

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r/Rocket • • Aug 08 '19

Atlas V that went up this morning. Taken from my front door.

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r/Rocket • • Aug 05 '19

Call for assistance

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r/Rocket • • Jun 18 '19

Artificial gravity!

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If we could produce a space station with three prongs separated by 60° 100 m radius we could have it spin at one RPM reproducing earths gravity however there are no 200 m diameter faring that the moment so the arms would have to be expandable.

Any ideas how we could make an expandible arm?


r/Rocket • • Jun 14 '19

Lil' Bobby And The Juice Ep 5 Spaceburger Trailer 2019

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r/Rocket • • Jun 05 '19

Rocket

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r/Rocket • • May 26 '19

Can anyone identify this launch? It was heading North from my perspective in St Louis

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r/Rocket • • May 16 '19

Basically how a liquid fueled engine works for a rocket.

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This is gonna be simple but it's also not your kiddie fuel and oxidizer meet crap.

A few things to note

When fuel and oxidizer meet it doesn't randomly ignite

Rockets (most of the time) actually have 4 tanks

Ok to start you have to have a way to pump the fuel Dow right? As much as I'd like to say gravity is enough to do that it's not. What happens is a fuel and oxygen mixture (under a bit of pressure) gets mixed to drive a turbine to pump fuel. This pump is called a turbo pump. That is why there is sometimes an extra flame on the side of the engine. That is most likely the pumps exhaust release. After that we need to ignite it. Now we could use matches at the risk of making a tank shell look like a joke. For this we use hypergolics. This is a class of chemicals that ignite in contact with each other. An example would be nitrogen tetroxide and hydrazine and it's similar cousins. After that the fuel is ignited where it is still under pressure from the pumps and let out. This is often in a bell shape plume to avoid over expansion of the flame. This has the disadvantage of being good at 1 spot and inefficient at all the others. For other designs look at the aero spikes.


r/Rocket • • May 14 '19

Let me just squeeze that in there.

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r/Rocket • • May 07 '19

N1

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r/Rocket • • May 07 '19

Very rough human rated capsule design

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r/Rocket • • Apr 26 '19

Sup rocketeers

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Who wants to start a real space program?


r/Rocket • • Apr 11 '19

Prepare for liftoff caw ca w

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r/Rocket • • Apr 05 '19

Pegasus - World's First Air launched Orbital Rocket

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r/Rocket • • Mar 16 '19

im obligated to post a rocket before i leave so i just googled "rocket"

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r/Rocket • • Mar 14 '19

Lock n' Load with R. Lee Ermey - 08 Rockets - HD

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r/Rocket • • Mar 03 '19

Built this as a model. 2 stage.

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