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How do Rockets Work?

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1
The outer structure of a rocket consists of what parts?
Nose Cone, Frame and Fins
Fuel and combustion engine
Pumps, Oxidizer, and nozzle
Guidance and Payload systems
2
Who is given credit for the creation of the modern rocket?
Robert Goddard
Isaac Newton
Johannes Kepler
Johann Sebastian Bach
3
What two propellants fuel a rocket's journey into outer space?
C6H12O6
Krypton and Adamantium
Liquid Nitrogen and Liquid Sodium
Liquid Hydrogen and Liquid Oxygen
4
Modern rockets are essentially...
Witchcraft
High-tech fireworks
Really fast planes
5
What two materials make up the alloy that rockets are built out of?
Silver and Copper
Iron and Aluminum
Steel and Nickel
Cobalt and Silicon
6
Modern rockets work based on which of the following?
The ideas of Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite
Isaac Newton's third law of motion
PHYSICS!!
The laws of propellancy