Cheif Operations Director

What about my de laval nozzle with the compressed gas idea?

Exactly so how do I calculate it. Of course I know I'll need variables

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Exactly

Imagin you buy a car for $20 years and then drive it for free and then the dealsership comes to your home and says "We changed the contract from now on we can track your car or you can continue to use it without getting your oil, tires, engine, mats, or any other accessories changed.

Imagin you buy a car for $20 years and then drive it for free and then the dealsership comes to your home and says "We changed the contract from now on we can track your car or you can continue to use it without getting your oil, tires, engine, mats, or any other accessories changed.

Imagin you buy a car for $20 years and then drive it for free and then the dealsership comes to your home and says "We changed the contract from now on we can track your car or you can return it to use this very instance... your choice"

More accurately you can drive it any day but I have the right to place a tracker on your car.

Thank you everyone for the help. I'm not using this for KSP but real rocketry so I unfortunately don't have said tools. How do I calculate gravity drag then.

I would like to calculate the Delta-V of rockets including drag. I looked it but but I couldn't get a straight answer, Any ideas?

Never heard of the autogyro. What is it. I mean 1,000 almost 2,000 feet, my rockets get higher than that and I use Modified aero bodies and Estes rockets. They are not even modified that's much. As trump would say ... SAD. Steam... My dog could make a better rocket. Let's discuss it... How much is our dry mass for our rocket. With Payload and capsule.

Yea he will get paid off by those 100% loyal underpaid NASA engineers. ITS A LIE! Oh yea remember during the Falcon Heavy launch they were all up in arms because the payload fairing fell off. That genius should have used KNO3 + Sugar or zincoshine... steam... goodness Unless he superheated it its a wonder it even flew.

Its a movie

Kind of.... HAHAHA Its 2 and a half hour over 40 miles. If your lucky

Interesting Ideas... I just cant think of a heatless reaction.