Usage in Real Life
A group of scientists at University of Huntsville’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering are partnering with Boeing and the Marshall Space center’s Propulsion Engineering Lab to create their own version of impulse engines and create one of the biggest accomplishments in propulsion.
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