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Chapter 1
00:08
Chapter 2
00:25
Chapter 3
00:29
Chapter 4
00:35
Chapter 5
00:40
Chapter 6
00:56
Chapter 7
01:02
Chapter 8
01:38
Chapter 9
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Okay. Hi, I'm Katie, I'm calling.
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And today we're gonna be talking about rocket fuel.
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So right now, we're gonna be talking about types of
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fuel Connor.
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So, we chose three different types of rockets and how
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far they went.
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So we did the Challenger space shuttle and fucking them
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one and the starship.
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Each one used different types of fuel, like liquid hydrogen,
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R. R.
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P. One and liquid methane and oxygen.
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Okay, Next, I'm going to be talking about future fuel
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one, but only type of fuel they're going to use
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in the future curiosity.
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And then we're gonna talk about more types of fuel.
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Some types of few are solid rocket and once it
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starts, it will not stop burning until it runs out.
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Another type is liquid oxygen is the most efficient type
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of fuel.
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Same thing with liquid hydrogen.
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Okay. And the last thing, uh, and the last 1,
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1.5. So The rocket fuel when the rocket lifts off
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in the space, it can just, its destination rocket fuel
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is a dollar in 65 a gallon.
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The most rockets use, uh, three, 318,000 gallons of pounds,
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and the cost will end up being $524,700.
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And 35 to 40,000 rockets have been launched.
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And, all right, and thank you for your time.
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