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shredder666
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when there is nothing for the reaction force to push on?
My textbook says, ironically rockets work better in space because in atmosphere it has to do work against the pressure thingy. But it doesn't explain why, all it says is "at the microscopic level its complicated"
I remember asking my teacher once and he said the fueling pushes against the spent fuel, but that's not really "complicated"
My textbook says, ironically rockets work better in space because in atmosphere it has to do work against the pressure thingy. But it doesn't explain why, all it says is "at the microscopic level its complicated"
I remember asking my teacher once and he said the fueling pushes against the spent fuel, but that's not really "complicated"