Rocket Science
Welcome to Rocket Science, a place where concepts doesn’t feel like “Rocket Science” themselves. Stay updated on cutting-edge technology, mission updates, and scientific breakthroughs.
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Rocket engines operate based on mass flow rate and exhaust velocity, with divergent sections crucial for optimizing thrust in compressible gases.
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Once a symbol of international collaboration and scientific achievement, the ISS is in discussion for decommissioning due to several reasons for a long time now. we bring this issue on…
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We all have heard the tale of Newton’s apple. But now let’s see the other side of the story where the apple didn’t fall ever.
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“What will happen, if I create a spark inside a bucket full of kerosene?” A question, which was posted by our professor in the first year at IIT Bombay.
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This flight is tailor-made to satisfy your curiosity about various aspects of take-off. Please listen carefully as, I, NRS’s star air hostess introduces you to take-off.
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Discover how rocket engines achieve thrust by mastering combustion and controlling propellant flow rates. Learn the critical role of orifice size in engine performance.
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This article explains the fundamental of the rocket design for everyone ripping apart the complex jargons and simplifying the concepts.
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On 13th June 2024, Orbit Connect India was given green signal to operate satellite over India by IN-SPACe for providing satellite-based telecom connectivity
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We are bringing this article in the honor of Russian Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, who holds the title of being the first female to orbit earth in the space on a…
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The Apollo Mission was a monumental achievement that captured the world’s imagination. It reminds us that no dream is too big, and no challenge is too great.
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