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whowever pwutt a pik ov a roket fum wiki, plz deleete it!!!!!!!!

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whowever pwutt a pik ov a roket fum wiki, plz deleete it!!!!!!!!

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ming

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Space rockets use fuels which are burned in a chamber shaped rather like a bottle with a neck pointing backwards. The combustion produces a large volume of gas expanded by heat and this is ejected at high velocity forcing the rocket in the opposite direction.

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I think that sharper, more pointed objects travel faster in the air. It won't catch the air like a flat item would

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idea: We should use a sharp nosecone, right guys?

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Here is a glossary of some basic rocketry terms.  Most of these terms are commonly used, so we can see how some of these terms can be used while disccusing our rocket.
http://www.aeroconsystems.com/glossary.htm

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Here are some parts for a rocket.  As you can see on the left, there is a nose cone on top.

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Here are the volumes of some nose cones. Some of the weight may affect how the direction the rocket travels, and the height it will reach.

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This is a fully detailed diagram of the rockets. You can study over this to see how the parts will affect our launch

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I included this because it may become handy in the future

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I included this because it may become handy in the future

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CAT

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I included this so we could always know this Drag lift weight and thrust. 

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I included this so we could always know this Drag lift weight and thrust. 

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