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Rocket Science Books: Encyclopedia of Explosives
List of Books on Explosives and Propellants. List of Figures and Illustrations. Typical Pressure-Time Record for the Blast from a Bomb ...
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Rocket Science Books: Report From Aerojet
It also describes (and illustrates with many photos) the use of JATO motors for take-offs from Navy aircraft carriers, and for daring Pacific sea rescues ...
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Rocket Science Books: Amateur Rocket Motor Construction
I received "Amateur Rocket Motor Construction" by David Sleeter (Teleflite Corporation) a week or so ago. The book is an extremely-detailed description of ...
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Rocket Science Books: Catalog
David Sleeter, TeleFlite Corporation, 2004. The single best and most-complete book in print for practical how-to instructions on making black powder ...
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Rocket Science Books: How To Order
You may pay with your credit card, using PayPal. Send us your book order list, and we'll send you a PayPal "courtesy invoice" that includes exact shipping ...
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Rocket Science Books: Amateur Rocket Motor Construction
refine common ingredients for use in rockets; photo (r) shows electron microscope view of KNO3 oxidizer. Amateur Rocket Motor Construction by David Sleeter ...
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Rocket Science Books: Rocket Propellant Thermochemistry and Combustion
"Rocket Propellant Thermochemistry and Combustion". S.S. Penner, Ph.D. Be sure to see our historic books by Dr. Goddard and the rare NASA texts ...
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Rocket Science Books: Safety Manual
General Chemistry of Pyrotechnic Formulations Fuel-Oxidizer Relationships Pyrotechnic Oxidizers Pyrotechnic Fuels Metallic Fuels Metallic Fuel Treatments ...
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Rocket Science Books: Military Pyrotechnics: Technical Manual TM 9 ...
Plus unique reference books on chemistry, engineering, and safety with rocket fuels, oxidizers, and propellants; igniters, pyrotechnics, pyro devices, ...
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Rocket Science Books: Design of Aerodynamically Stabilized Free ...
The many exceptional engineering drawings are very helpful for model rocket design and construction details, and will inspire many new ideas for your ...
 
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