Rockets, ready.

So, what about rockets?

No rockets or detonators.

Design and simulate model rockets

Four payload assist rockets? Just.

The finest rockets ever seen

We're out of rockets, sir.

I love photography, I love rockets.

Soaring above the trapeze are rockets.

like model rockets and slot cars.

The boys and the rockets get bigger.

This probe actually can't use chemical rockets.

You hear people say things about rockets

They were around when rockets were born.

The rockets were fired from a launching pad.

All rockets that fly today are fully expendable.

These rockets use experimental motors like nitrous oxide.

Their canoes, our rockets their sea, our space.

Chemical rockets provide too much thrust, too much push.

Rockets are built out of aluminum, just like airplanes.

I was thinking about making my own little rockets.

Don't lock onto those PAM rockets. You hear me?

Your kung fu is no match for my rockets.

And rockets blew self driven, To hang their momentary fire

Six of eight Atlas rockets blew up on the pad.

Six of eight Atlas rockets blew up on the pad.

Ethan, do not connect those PAM rockets. Do you understand?

And rockets are small. So you have to make it smaller.

By day, I'm a venture capitalist. On weekends, I love rockets.

No Vietnamese waiting with 340 rockets to blow the tanks away.

But what if I could take the rockets and move them up?

EM Absolutely. So the thing about rockets is that they're all expendable.

5,000 maximum, and no rockets. No, no, not going to do it.

But I didn't see much point in studying how to build rockets.

Thrusters are offline. We'll have to fire the chemical rockets. Hang on.

Rockets often spiral out of control if you put too much propellant in them.

I admire the courage but your rockets are pointed in the wrong goddamn direction.

like, We'll never get into space if we don't have something better than rockets , or

I'm sure it's got to do with rockets or it wouldn't be in that manual.

After that, you'll shoot her back into geosync orbit using the payload assist module rockets.

This is maybe the most famous example of, Newton's third law, is just how rockets work.

Shortly after those rockets landed, the gas spread, and hospitals filled with the dying and the wounded.

I mean, space is neat, rockets are cool but this is way more than some kind of spectacle.

And just 24 years after that, we strapped our fragile mammalian bodies to rockets and flew to the Moon.

EM I did build rockets when I was a kid, but I didn't think I'd be involved in this.