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SpaceX will turn atmospheric CO2 into rocket fuel
The idea is not new, but extremely unique of Elon Musk - CEO and founder of SpaceX has shown his efforts to realize his great ambition, which is to set foot on Mars in t…
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12 published items.
Space science
What does the fuel tank of a blown rocket look like?
NASA is becoming quite good at exploding its next-generation rocket system.
Discover science
What happens inside the rocket when taking off?
An American engineer who discovered the process occurring inside the rocket when taking off was recorded by slow motion.
Discover science
How to transport 30-ton rocket fuel tanks across residential areas
To be able to transport 30-million rocket fuel tanks through a densely populated city like Los Angeles is not a simple thing.
Space science
SpaceX's super strong missile, more worried about it than you like
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) is worried about SpaceX's super-powerful missiles that will be deadly.
Space science
Water on the Moon can be a rocket fuel
The article was recently published in Nature Geoscience, which shocked many people when they said the spectral data had found water on the moon.
Space science
Plasma rockets can send people to Mars
Self-repair plasma-fueled rocket fuel has many times the life required to fly to Mars as a vehicle.
Space science
New fuel helps rocket-friendly environment
Missile fuel has remained virtually unchanged over the past 50 years since the launch of Sputnik's first artificial satellite.
Environment
Turn human waste into rocket fuel
Scientists are studying how to treat and turn human waste into rocket fuel for future space missions.
Medicine - Health
Put medicine in your body ... by rocket
In the not-too-distant future, nano-rockets are driven by a benign fuel that can carry drugs throughout the body.
New technology
This is the first vomit robot in the world
In the video below, we can see a sample device (still in trial phase) developed by Chuo University engineers and the National Aeronautics Authority of Japan (JAXA).
New technology
Turn urine into rocket fuel
Scientists have discovered a bacterium that can turn ammonium, which is found in urine, into hydrazine - a fuel for propulsion.