Why the rocket fuel that will power Artemis II is so hard to handle
It’s difficult to imagine a substance that is hundreds of degrees below freezing yet still a liquid. Such is the strange nature of the liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen that are the components of rocket fuel.
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