Yeah care to explain to me why when the chamber becomes filled with spent rocket propellants, the thrust rapidly increaes?

bc it sbeen loosening the grip of the coil?

Can you explain to me how increase in pressure chambers "loosesns the grip of the coil" ?

it dosent, but time spent pushing out of it does

Well do you mind explaining to me why when the rocket runs low on fuel the spring retracts?

How did the spring regain its grip all of a sudden?

bc the rocket is no longer resisting it?

I thought you said the coil had loosened its grip

yeah

didnt lose it

dont need a lot of grip to hold something not pushing away

Can you explain to me why the thrust appears to be considerably stronger as the chamber pressure increases?

because

the

grip

is

loosened

What do you believe caused the grip to be tight to begin with?

whoever made this gif

to manipulate idiots like yourself

Are you referring to the grip of the spring to the rocket or the spring to the walls of the chamber?

both

I made the gif if you must know

yeah that too

@halla555 So less gas, less thrust yes?

lol

this guy

Someone needs to learn english

Someone needs to understand what a zero sum equation actually is

would that someone be you?

or

Mind explaining it

am I missing something

Can you show me footage of a rocket engine in a vacuum chamber of pressures of 10^-4 torr or lower producing meaningful thrust please?

no, because I dont own that equipment

can you show me footage of one not?

Alright, @halla555 has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

Obviously firing no?