Fixed mass of gas on the left? Nope!
LOL!!!
Nice flow-rate equation disguised as a 'thrust' equation retard...
So the rocket's tanks do not contain a fixed mass of gas?
There are no words. NO WORDS. You actually think that a liquid rockets fuel tanks contain gas?
Cool story Geoff!
Morning Geoffrey!
You have no idea what free expansion is do you?
Clearly you don't, otherwise you'd understand why it doesn't apply to a rocket engine where fuel and oxidiser combine to create gas and a generate pressure in the combustion chamber.
And you REALLY need to understand that Pressure is a Scalar quantity, NOT a Vector quantity, so your mad idea of 'unbalanced forces in the combustion chamber creating thrust' goes right out the window...
Lol! You might as well say mass is scalar, so F = ma means that objects can't be accelerated! Pressure may be scalar, but velocity is a vector, blow-tard! Hence the resultant force is a vector. Physics 101 fail - AGAIN!
Here; have a CITATION to support what I just said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pressure#Definition
See; wasn't hard to find that CITATION was it Geoff?
I'm not Geoff, I'm Bungle, Zippy and George. But hey, if you want to call me Geoff, call me Geoff, I'm still in stitches that you're using Wikipedia as a CITATION. Well, by your own rules, I hereby cite every source on Wikipedia that supports the fact that rockets work and do indeed fly in a vacuum. Can I be bothered listing them all? Nah!
Just stop trying to act 'cool' & STFU eh?
You got nothing but bluff & bluster & everybody knows it.
^^ He knows he's been roasted ^^
Rather than just an enormous mass of angry pompous pseudo-scientific bullshit...
Rockets don't work in a vacuum = enormous mass of angry pompous pseudo-scientific bullshit.
Strudels!