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Rocket, locomotive engine designed and built by George Stephenson, with the assistance of his son Robert and Henry Booth, the treasurer of the...
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Rocket, self-propelled device that carries its own fuel, as well as the oxygen, or other chemical agent, needed to burn its fuel. Most rockets move by
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Family of large US rockets, developed by German-born US rocket engineer Wernher von Braun for the Apollo project. The two-stage Saturn IB was used for launching Apollo spacecraft ...
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Atlas rocket. Any of a series of U.S. expendable space launch vehicles. The Atlas was originally designed as a liquid-fueled ICBM and first tested in an operational version in 1959 ...
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Titan rocket. Any of a series of U.S. liquid-fueled rockets originally developed as ICBM s but later used as space launch vehicles. The Titan I missile (deployed 1962?65) was ...
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