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Science → Physical sciences → Space and astronomy → Space travel → Spacecraft propulsion
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  • Glenn Blaylock
    Just about anything that is combustible can be used as rocket fuel if it is properly prepared and combined with an appropriate oxidizer.
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  • defau2t
    Yes it could. But the payload would have to be very low, since petrol/gasoline can only provide a very small amount of thrust to launch the rocket off of the ground. Nasa uses a liquid hydrogen/oxygen to launch all of their space rockets.
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