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Rockets

A rocket is the name given to an engine capable of producing a high-energy effect. As a result of the injection of hot gases at high speeds, the rockets gain forward motion. It is the type of engine used in space shuttles. They can work in an oxygen-free environment. Thanks to this, they can be used in space.

Rockets are classified according to the rate of injection of fuel and the rate of combustion of the fuel. They work according to the momentum principle. The main production purpose of the rocket is to be able to work outside the atmosphere and to obtain high speed and power for a short time. This can be for military or civilian purposes. With the speed it gains after running out of fuel, according to the laws of ballistics, the rocket ensures that the load carried according to its purpose continues on its way, whether or not it separates from the load it carries.

How Do Rockets Work?

Rockets are divided into liquid and solid fuel.
Combat Rockets: These are rockets that do not go out of the atmosphere for war. Their range may be different. Missiles are an improved form of rockets.

Rockets for space studies: These are rockets used to send vehicles or people into orbit. Parts that run out of fuel gradually fall off.