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Motor fresh out of the packet - but date code indicated that it was from 2007. Motor popped on ignition - blowing both ends out. This was reported to Estes & replacement rocket kit supplied along with instructions for disposal of remaining two motors (as they are suspected bad)

Photo by Thomas Pedersen

Photo by Thomas Pedersen

F-1 Rocket Engine,

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum,

Washington, Disctrict of Columbia,

United States of América

Test mating of the tank and engine sections. Photo by Thomas Pedersen

This sign tells the story.

Looking up the tailpipe of a Thor Eagle rocket engine at the international Space Hall of Fame in Alamogordo, New Mexico. View on black

The regenerative cooling skirt fails to withstand the pressure and curls up, giving the inside of the nozzle a rather weird shape. Thus, the exhaust plume never develops and fills the nozzle correctly. Photo by Thomas Pedersen

Stream of GOX from the tanks vent valve. Photo by Thomas Pedersen

Control fins on the rear of a Goddard 1935 A-series rocket. Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Chantilly, Virginia.

品川の三菱重工のロビーでLE-7Aを眺めた。この角度から見ると上半分が「ハート」に見える

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