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Key Vocabulary and Concepts

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thrust   the force that pushes a rocket forward.  
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velocity   speed in a given direction.  
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satellite   object that circles another object in space. They relay phone calls and TV broadcasts, and monitor weather.  
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space station   large artificial satellite on which people can live and work for long periods of time.  
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space shuttle   made up of twin booster rockets, a winged orbiter which carries the crew, and an external fuel tank. Most of its parts are reusable.  
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Who invented rockets?   The Chinese developed the first rockets around 1200 ad (during battles).  
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How does a rocket work?   a rocket moves foward when gases shooting out the back of the rocket push it in the opposite direction.  
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what are the three types of rocket fuel?   solid, liquid, and ions.  
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force   push or pull that can make an object move or turn around. The bigger the force, the more movement it can make.  
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Gravity   the force that makes things fall to the ground on Earth and holds the planets in their orbits (paths) around the Sun.  
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