before watching the videoo I will guess yes, because the powder has it's own oxidizer in it, it doesn't need the air around it to be oxygen rich. Now I'll watch :)
No, I have played with model rockets a lot in my life and I really thought it would ignite without having to seal the ignitor like that, i though the ignitor would be hot enough to get the powder in the rocket going, but i WAS right that the rocket could burn in a vacuum which it did.
Hey, thanks, that was a very cool series of experiments!
I wouldn't have guessed that the engine would need some pressure in order to fully ignite... That was the biggest surprise to me. :O
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Yes he makes all kinds of videos like that which are very surprising.
before watching the videoo I will guess yes, because the powder has it's own oxidizer in it, it doesn't need the air around it to be oxygen rich. Now I'll watch :)
shows what I know
Lol guessing it wasn't what you thought it was.
No, I have played with model rockets a lot in my life and I really thought it would ignite without having to seal the ignitor like that, i though the ignitor would be hot enough to get the powder in the rocket going, but i WAS right that the rocket could burn in a vacuum which it did.