How to pronounce “propellant” in English

The amount of chemical propellant you would need to send something big enough to support humans for several months out to Mars

you just carry a propellant.

That heats the propellant, and it gives you, say, three times the efficiency of a conventional rocket engine.

What Alfred wanted was a propellant that built pressure gradually, so the forest rose smoothly as the bullet traveled down the barrel.

So I had a real solid rocket propellant.

The whole pot of solid rocket propellant started burning, and flames and smoke were shooting up out of the pot in my mother's kitchen.

And these are valves inside of the spacecraft that block the propellant tanks from the rest of the system.

"One here tells astronauts using intestinal gas like rocket propellant to 'launch themselves across the mid-deck.'

so instead of buying the can of the the with the propellant in it you can just use your own oil in this and spritz it

So Alfred had solved a problem that had plagued armies for centuries, - And to this day, the propellant in much of the world's ammunition is still a combination

Just like Alfred's invention, he called it ballistite, the world's first smokeless high energy propellant.

that I showed earlier, you have some in these spheres here, your liquid propellant.

And for those of you who don't know what ion engines are-- I mean, I described it briefly in the chapter-- but basically, instead of a chemical propellant

One of the ways to get highly efficient propulsion for humans is to use a nuclear thermal rocket, where you use a reactor to heat a propellant, and you can get

The story essentially is during World War II, as artillery manufacturers are producing new guns, new propellants, new shells,