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Sweet News: Japan Launches World’s First Candy Rocket
Sweet News: Japan Launches World’s First Candy Rocket
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Proving that sweet tooth is good for more than just cavities, these intrepid explorers blasted into skies with a rush of sugar. Hey NASA, how are you doing... 15.03.2015, Sputnik International
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Sweet News: Japan Launches World’s First Candy Rocket
15:42 GMT 15.03.2015 (Updated: 19:23 GMT 19.10.2022) Proving that sweet tooth is good for more than just cavities, these intrepid explorers blasted into skies with a rush of sugar. Hey NASA, how are you doing there?
Japanese sweets producer UHA Mikakuto teamed up with aerospace scientists and engineers and developed the world’s first candy-powered rocket. They successfully launched the aircraft using just 20 soft Puccho candies as fuel: their combustion generated propulsion enough for reaching an altitude of 248 meters.
