Has someone a valid explanation for this?
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Also: Rocket fuel contains oxidizers...usually hydrogen peroxide. These, for lack of a better term, create their own oxygen to burn. Same reason that you can shoot Roman candles under water and they still burn.
Yes, underwater rockets exist of course and the type of propellant isn't necessarily relevant to the argument.
It's that in a vacuum, devoid of any matter or molecules, that roman candle has nothing to push against.
It's like falling out of an airplane and trying to swim through the air to get to a lake (sort of a bad example because here we do have air resistance and it would work, but just to illustrate the idea.)
Wrong.
Sorry man, but you are out of your depth on this...inertial thrust doesn’t need an atmosphere.
Newton’s law applies in space as well.
Inertial thrust is science fiction / prototype science- certainly not around in the 1960s. Are you sure I'm the one out of my depth?
And you're begging the question by saying Newton's lawS apply in space.
Newton’s third law does.
And you are an utter moron...I think that’s pretty clear.
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