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PhotonPhysics 13th Sep 2015

@groudon Yeah but I would need to heat it constantly and that would cost too much energy. The point is that this rocket is designed to be a weapon, so it's not planned to travel for a long time. Maybe there'll be some space rockets later..
lshh 13th Sep 2015

rockets would be so much cheaper if they could run on water :D
CTpyromaniac1337 12th Sep 2015

@PIXtrix What planet?
groudon 12th Sep 2015

If you used Sponge with a high life and heat at the bottom it would last longer and the rocket wouldent melt away as fuel.
PIXtrix 12th Sep 2015

spark the planet the ship explodes
Technomancer 12th Sep 2015

Showing my age a little, this reminds me of a tiny yellow toy submarine I had when I was a kid. You filled it up with a tiny bit of baking soda, and off it went, chugging around the bathtub. I look at this rocket, and I want to put baking soda in it...
Gabers628 12th Sep 2015

Because water propulsion + the deep dark nothingness of space = FABULOUS SUCCESS! Bad (and funny) physics aside, nice rocket. +1
PhotonPhysics 11th Sep 2015

@Xelleld Of course it's okay :) Thank you @TheKingOfLife2 No it isn't. It's MY rocket with water :D
TheKingOfLife2 11th Sep 2015

...? thats just a normal rocket with water ????
Laurossos 11th Sep 2015

i think it would be good to use water propulsion in space

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