/sci/ - Science & Math

You want to build a rocket and make your own fuel tanks which will carry pressurized fuel and oxidizers next to each other, and then burn them probably less than 1m away from the tanks emitting an incredible amount of heat and then you want to stabilize it and steer it into space hoping it won't burn up before it gets there.

If you don't have some kind of engineering degree this will not fucking work... this will probably not work even if you do have a suitable degree for it.

>>4178392
What happens if it goes full retard and lands and/or explodes causing damage to people and property? You do not have the technology for this, the funding or the knowledge. You probably know this and you only came on here to get some attention.

>>4180669 Oh yeah sure I bet NASA will have a nice little PDF guide on how to build your own cruise missle.

If you knew anything about rockets with solid propellants you'd know that they're far easier to build and one was made in NZ that did drop a payload into orbit, but you don't... just no, OP, just no.

Why don't you build something small that can go a few hundred meters first instead of planning to build a suicide rocket.