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How does a space rocket work?
A rocket motor propels a rocket by burning fuel mixed with an oxidiser. The oxidiser contains oxygen, which is necessary for burning. The Ariane V rocket burns hydrogen fuel with oxygen. The hot gas produced rushes out of the motor nozzles, forcing the rocket upward.
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