This article was originally published with the title “ Liquid-Propellant Rocket Development ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 155 No. 2 (August 1936), p. 78 doi:10.1038 ...
Through the TACTILE program, the Department of Defense successfully launched a rocket with a 3D printed motor.
The department's field of work essentially comprises pressurized and pump-fed liquid rocket engines for main and upper stage applications, in-orbit applications or lander engines. The propellant ...
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Go Centaur! Space Force stands up rocket stage at Los Angeles baseA towering propellant tank and its rocket engine now stand on display at Los Angeles ... the U.S. Space Force's division for ...
Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD/MASc ... Rocket Propulsion Research at Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada. Liquid bi-propellant rocket engines stand as the cutting-edge ...
Interstellar Technologies claims that it is the first commercial company in Asia to achieve space entry with a liquid propellant rocket, known as MOMO-F3 suborbital launcher. In comparison ...
A private Chinese space firm has successfully sent its liquid-propellant rocket into orbit, becoming one step closer to developing reusable rockets. On Sunday, Beijing Tianbing Technology Co ...
Solid particles, particularly soot and aluminum oxide (Al2O3), are commonly found in plume flows from liquid or solid-propellant rockets, and may have significant effects on both the overall ...
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