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Rockets
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Rockets 1

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Action/Reaction
Professor Lewin’s Demonstration
Rockets 2

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How Rocket Engines
Work
Rockets 3

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Solid Fuel Rocket
Engines
Rockets 4

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Liquid Fuel Rocket
Engines
Rockets 5

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Small Rocket Engines
 The “Rocketbelt” runs on compressed gas.
Rockets 6