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Tag: Rocket

  • When Clouds Formed Inside NASA and How SpaceX Changed the Rocket Game

    When Clouds Formed Inside NASA and How SpaceX Changed the Rocket Game

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    When Clouds Formed Inside NASA and How SpaceX Changed the Rocket GameAh, the space age. A time of wonder, innovation, and… indoor weather? That’s right! Rumor has it that clouds once formed inside NASA’s Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) where the mighty Saturn rockets were assembled. But before we dive into that meteorological marvel, let’s take…

  • Decoding Rocket Science: From Space-Bound Vessels to Model Rockets

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    Rocketry, to the untrained eye, might seem to be more magic than science – massive vessels roaring into the sky on columns of fire. However, it is a remarkably intricate application of physics, engineering, and mathematics. An essential aspect of this discipline is determining the optimal size for a rocket relative to its payload –…

  • The Environmental Impact of Rocket Launches: A Comparative Analysis

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    In the era of rapid technological advancement, understanding the environmental impact of various human activities is crucial. This blog post aims to shed light on the environmental implications of rocket launches and compare them with other significant contributors to pollution such as shipping, aviation, private transport, and industry. The Environmental Footprint of Rocket Launches: A…