-
Sisymbrium irio,
London rocket, is a
flowering plant in the
cabbage family which is
native to the
Middle East,
north Africa and
southern Europe, and which...
- by
several common names,
including small tumbleweed mustard,
false London-
rocket, throughe(ver:kashmiri) and tall
hedge mustard. It is
native to Eurasia...
- Stephenson's
Rocket is an
early steam locomotive of 0-2-2
wheel arrangement. It was
built for and won the
Rainhill Trials of the
Liverpool and Manchester...
-
exclusively from propellant.
Rocket or
Rockets may also
refer to:
Rocket (firework), a
firework Rocket (weapon),
projectile weapon Rocket:
Robot on Wheels, a 1999...
- A
rocket (from Italian: rocchetto, lit. ''bobbin/spool'', and so
named for its shape) is a
vehicle that uses jet
propulsion to
accelerate without using...
- long-range
guided ballistic missile. The missile,
powered by a liquid-propellant
rocket engine, was
developed during the
Second World War in ****
Germany as a "vengeance...
-
Congreve rocket was a type of
rocket artillery designed by
British inventor Sir
William Congreve in 1808. The
design was
based upon the
rockets deplo****...
- A
rocket-powered
aircraft or
rocket plane is an
aircraft that uses a
rocket engine for propulsion,
sometimes in
addition to
airbreathing jet engines....
-
Nocturne in
Black and Gold – The
Falling Rocket is a c. 1875
painting by
James McNeill Whistler held in the
Detroit Institute of Arts. The
painting exemplified...
-
London:
Diamond Publishing Group. p. 22. Marsh, James; Roberts, Chris; Benjamin, Toby (2015).
Spirit of Talk Talk (Paperback ed.).
London:
Rocket 88...
