Rockets

   When I was a child,  I love mechanical machines.  So when I saw Robert Goddard (an American engineer, professor, physicist, and inventor) who created mechanical liquid-fueled rockets, I was instantaneously obsessed with any mechanical rockets.

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    By the time I was in High school in Alexandria, Virginia, I was making large homemade experimental sugar rockets with my own pyrotechnic blend of fuel, oxidizer, and additives, without accidents, explosions, or  "teachable moments..." —driven by the goal of breaking the  sound barrier (Mach 1).

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     This was my experimental sugar rocket that I brought to the science fair, which unfortunately was a  "Live" Rocket that contained about 12.8 lbs of pyrotechnic (explosive) Rocket motor.   Ooooppps....  :o

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   But it was not until after 911 that all my prior experiences with rockets, making chemical and pyrotechnic blends coalesce, that allowed me to make a POC- Proof of Concept, the world's first kinetic weapon system using experimental rounds called "Slipstream" (circa 2002)

  It wasn't until after 9/11 that all my previous experiences with rockets, design, and chemical expertise in creating pyrotechnic blends came together, enabling me to develop a Proof of Concept (POC) for the world's first Kinetic Weapon System utilizing my experimental rounds known as "Slipstream" (circa 2002)

Modern depleted uranium (DU) tank rounds, are a byproduct of the process used to enrich uranium for nuclear power and weapons.

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" Noʻu ka hauʻoli "

World! :)

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