Sugar Rocket
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UPDATE: 07-03-2018 If you want to test the rocket, make sure you use clay or plaster so the rocket nozzle doesn't melt. (see picture) I also tested the rocket engines, see the YouTube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icqusRbWlyg DATE: 06-03-2018 DISCLAIMER I am pretty new to the 3D modeling world, so there will be probably minor / major problems in the model. I am still learning it, thanks for understanding. I have made a rocket for sugar engines. The recipe of the engines is potassium nitrate and sugar (sucrose). The proportion is the following 1:3 so for an example, 1 gram sugar and 3 grams potassium nitrate. For more information about the engines of the rocket, see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12fR9neVnS8 If you have any suggestions or tips, please contact me: ralfdjojomoenawi@hotmail.com WARNING I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE OF ANY ACTIONS YOU TAKE!
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