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Tsiolkovsky rocket equation: a standalone construct

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Aerospace propulsion

the relation giving a rocket's velocity change as exhaust velocity times the natural logarithm of initial to final mass.

In aerospace propulsion, Tsiolkovsky rocket equation refers to the relation giving a rocket's velocity change as exhaust velocity times the natural logarithm of initial to final mass. This meaning comes from Sutton (2017) in Rocket propulsion elements - 9. edicion.[1]

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References

Sutton, G. P., & Biblarz, O. (2017). Rocket propulsion elements - 9. edicion. Wiley. ISBN 9781118753651

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