How a Rocket works?
The working of rocket and rocket engine are elaborated in a detailed way with help of animation here. The topics covered are liquid propellant rockets, solid propellant rockets, rocket nozzle, rocket staging, rocket guidance & gimbaled thrust.
How do rockets work? What is the science behind a rocket launch? How does a rocket go into space? In this short and simple video we discuss the science of how rockets work. This is a short animated video aimed at children and laypersons to understand the basics of a rocket launch.
Rocket science is considered by many to be a highly technical, even scary subject. But in reality, it's not that complicated. Rocket launches are elaborate processes, which consist of a number of small, basic steps that must be completed correctly in order to achieve the desired end result - a successful rocket launch.
A rocket is, in simple terms, a vehicle powered by rocket engines. NASA and other space agencies around the world, including ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), JAXA (Japanese Space Agency), Roscosmos (Russian Space Agency), ESA (European Space Agency) and CNSA have been involved in sending rockets into space for decades now. A rocket consists of three main parts - the guidance system, the payload system and the propulsion system. We discuss these systems in more detail in this simple short video designed for kids.
How a Rocket works?
The working of rocket and rocket engine are elaborated in a detailed way with help of animation here. The topics covered are liquid propellant rockets, solid propellant rockets, rocket nozzle, rocket staging, rocket guidance & gimbaled thrust.
How do rockets work? What is the science behind a rocket launch? How does a rocket go into space? In this short and simple video we discuss the science of how rockets work. This is a short animated video aimed at children and laypersons to understand the basics of a rocket launch.
Rocket science is considered by many to be a highly technical, even scary subject. But in reality, it's not that complicated. Rocket launches are elaborate processes, which consist of a number of small, basic steps that must be completed correctly in order to achieve the desired end result - a successful rocket launch.
A rocket is, in simple terms, a vehicle powered by rocket engines. NASA and other space agencies around the world, including ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), JAXA (Japanese Space Agency), Roscosmos (Russian Space Agency), ESA (European Space Agency) and CNSA have been involved in sending rockets into space for decades now. A rocket consists of three main parts - the guidance system, the payload system and the propulsion system. We discuss these systems in more detail in this simple short video designed for kids.
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