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rocketry

[ US /ˈɹɑkətɹi/ ]
[ UK /ɹˈɒkɪtɹi/ ]
NOUN
  1. the branch of engineering science that studies rocket design and operation

How To Use rocketry In A Sentence

  • Spectacular Soviet successes in rocketry, beginning with Sputnik, sent the United States into a deep emotional depression.
  • Maybe other readers more versed in rocketry can provide some better information on why vertical take off and landing vehicles are being pursued. Masten Space System's Xombie Make First Successful Test Flight - NASA Watch
  • Story Editor: He's a youngster of German origin who was studying under the father of modern rocketry (Hermann) Oberth.
  • There will also be a number of activities on the university's sports fields, including displays of rocketry.
  • The Mary Kate was fast, but nothing in comparison to Titan's ground-based rocketry. METAPLANETARY
  • Arnold went on to foster the development of such transformational innovations as jet aircraft, rocketry, and supersonic flight.
  • Three important developments during the first half of the twentieth century laid the foundation for both modern rocketry and careers within the field.
  • In rocketry, motors are designated with letters, and each succeeding letter is twice as big as the one before it.
  • He was a true pioneer in rocketry and spaceflight and he will be sorely missed. Konrad Dannenberg - NASA Watch
  • Professions that helped humanity reach the Moon include astronautics, rocketry, space medicine, and space science.
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