*Same-old debunked argument*
Hi papabot.
I'd like to toss a gem of wisdom your way: repeating a wrong argument an infinite amount of times won't all of a sudden make it right. I'm really sorry.. but not really.
So, we know the gas doesn't
have to do any work on the vacuum; its already done its work on the rocket that, you know, it has been shot out the bottom of at a great rate of knots. Apparently you think that if a rocket were put in a vacuum chamber and fired, the gas would simply shoot out and the rocket wouldn't move at all? LOL? Where has the energy of the expelled gases gone? You understand of course that the combustion starts
inside the rocket, don't you? Of course you do; no one is that stupid. Apparently the gas does absolutely no work on the rocket at all when shot from it.. yea, forget about N3 and conservation of momentum & energy: they're just part of the Conspiracy
TM!
Meh, no point at all trying with this bot, fellas; he's already been shown how he's wrong at least a hundred times.
Stop wasting time here with us papabot, go and publish your
findings in a scientific journal. Oh wait, nevermind, that will never happen because even 4th graders know you're wrong.
Pip-toodle!