Rocket in sentence

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The modern tools of neuroscience are demonstrating to us that what's going on up there is nothing short of rocket science.

And if you have heard that the dropper of Stuxnet is complex and high-tech, let me tell you this: the payload is rocket science.

And actually, you don't need to be a rocket scientist to understand that.

And I was actually a rocket scientist.

I wasn't really a rocket scientist, but I was working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in sunny California, where it's warm; whereas now I am in the mid-West, and it's cold.

How long before next rocket can be launched?

I stand for this soldier who suffered partial hearing loss and sustained permanent injuries to her leg, when she was hit by a rocket on a mission in Afghanistan.

It's boosted to near-space atop a Minotaur IV rocket.

Now the Minotaur IV has too much impulse, so we have to bleed it off by flying the rocket at an 89 degree angle of attack for portions of the trajectory.

That's an unnatural act for a rocket.

But this is what it looks like from the third stage of the rocket looking at the unmanned glider as it heads into the atmosphere back towards Earth.

Let's see: we're going to Mars, we need two dozen volunteer rocket scientists, one dozen volunteer metallurgists, some crazy dude who will mix rocket fuel in his backyard and so on.

You can burn rocket fuel to get there, or you can do something really incredible.

We are going to launch a rocket.

And on that rocket will be a satellite.

Remember that rocket I mentioned?

You want it to get away from the rocket that had a bad day right below it.

We also will be doing another demonstration later this year on if we have an issue with the rocket during flight.

It's basically a pusher, so the propellant system and the thrusters are integrated into the capsule, and so if it detects a rocket problem, it pushes the capsule away.

We got to look at the rocket industry and the developments to date, and we got to pick the best ideas, leverage them.

So as a matter of fact, we are required to bring down our second stage after every mission so it doesn't end up being a rocket carcass orbiting earth.

CA: So despite the remarkable success there of that Falcon Heavy rocket, you're actually not focusing on that as your future development plan.

You're doubling down to a much bigger rocket called the BFR, which stands for ... GS: It's the Big Falcon Rocket.

What a beautiful rocket, and that hangar could just fit the Statue of Liberty in it, so you get a sense of size of that Falcon Heavy Rocket.

It would have been called something different, because Falcon 9 is nine Merlin engines, but instead of spending a billion dollars on a brand new engine, we put nine of them together on the back end of Falcon 9. Residual capability: glue three Falcon 9s together and you have the largest operational rocket flying.

So even if my rocket was slightly more expensive and the fuel is a little bit more expensive, I can run 10x at least what they're running in a day, and really make the revenue that I need to out of that system.

GS: It ends up depending on how big the rocket is.

You know, sometimes people say that something isn't rocket science.

And by that, what they mean is rocket science is really complicated and this problem that we're talking about now is really simple.

Well that's rocket science; that's the mathematical expression for the thrust created by a rocket.

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