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could be built easily : the second represents a figure which has not yet been achieved . V.2 lies between these extremes , though nearer the lower value : it carried two tons of fuel to every ton of empty - weight .
could be built easily : the second represents a figure which has not yet been achieved . V.2 lies between these extremes , though nearer the lower value : it carried two tons of fuel to every ton of empty - weight .
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It will be obvious that if we build a rocket capable of carrying a certain payload , and make that payload another rocket carrying the same percentage of fuel , then when the smaller machine has burned its fuel it will have achieved ...
It will be obvious that if we build a rocket capable of carrying a certain payload , and make that payload another rocket carrying the same percentage of fuel , then when the smaller machine has burned its fuel it will have achieved ...
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The idea does not involve any mathematical or physical impossibilities , and the feat would not require too enormous amounts of fuel if the total conversion of mass into energy could be achieved . Although , at the moment , we have no ...
The idea does not involve any mathematical or physical impossibilities , and the feat would not require too enormous amounts of fuel if the total conversion of mass into energy could be achieved . Although , at the moment , we have no ...
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Preface to the 1951 Edition | 11 |
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