How can a solid rocket booster maintain stable thrust while the surface area of the burning fuel is increasing as the hole in the 'tube' of fuel inside increases in diameter? -
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How can a solid rocket booster maintain stable thrust while the surface area of the burning fuel is increasing as the hole in the 'tube' of fuel inside increases in diameter? -
NASA's Space Launch System - #DYK each solid rocket booster on NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Space Launch System rocket produces 3.6 million pounds of thrust - equivalent to 14
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NASA Tests Solid Rocket Boosters for its Space Launch System - Vatican Observatory
