Deborah Harrell wrote:

> For those who aren't already subscribed to the free
> NASA newsletter:
>
> > NASA Science News for January 29, 2003
> >
> > Forget antimatter and dilithium crystals. The next
> > hot rocket fuel is candle wax!
> >
> http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/28jan_envirorocket.htm?list818490
> <snipped most of the article>

> That's good news for the rocket
> industry, because this paraffin fuel would be much
> simpler and safer to work with than the toxic,
> explosive fuels used today..."
>

Isn't this going to be a very heavy fuell, or does one filling weigh less
and/or needs less room then that of a conventional rocket?
Then there is the mess when the rocket doesn't make it. Parafine splattered
all over the place .... what a mess.

Sonja

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