Message from @tripolarbear
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it does produce thrust
What is the definition of thrust?
infact if you have a look at it it does
3. APPLICATION OF PRESSURE VECTORS https://imgur.com/a/g6eAkG6
Do you know?
Sheeple's third law of accelerationism
it just doesnt produce much of it from that particular model of rocket motor
Quite right, the specific impulse of rockets goes down to ZERO in a vacuum
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@Schonse hey welcome to the Ice Wall
@Human Sheeple it actually goes up
I'll say it again, Rockets have nozzles at the end of them that are responsible for how they work. I'll link a diagram of it.
THE RAPID MOTION AND COLLISIONS OF MOLECULES WITH THE WALLS OF THE CONTAINER "CAUSES" GAS PRESSURE: https://imgur.com/a/IoZI0kk
@tripolarbear Goes down
Heres the image
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Hello and welcome to the ice wall
By the way Jacob Vigil is a total homo
that's nice
or for drones or whatever
Thrust requires a medium
I have even LESS proof that ion thrusters produce thrust in a vacuum than rockets.
No it doesn't. Thats not what thrust is
thrust is a force
its not a wave
I don't care about your forces, I care about causes of acceleration
so what sorta stuff goes on here?
just like a boat doesn't move out of water, rocket won't move out of the air
stupid stuff
Pressure is caused by collissions of molecules off the walls of a CONTAINER
you put a rocket in water or vacuum, it won't move
Where's the CONTAINER in the infinite vacuum of space?
the CONTAINER is the nozzle of the rocket
its pushing off of the nozzle
how does flat earth verification work?
@^Kevin^ That's not true, rockets fly very well underwater in fact https://youtu.be/h5KejRbD5s0
Heres the diagram again. https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/rockth.html
They use a solid rocket booster to get them through the water!
Check it this time