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Kingston University students develop a rocket engine powered by beeswax - London Post
A group of Kingston University engineering students have developed a rocket engine powered by an unusual but highly sustainable energy source – beeswax. Developed at the University’s Roehampton Vale campus, the group of eight students utilised the high-tech propulsion lab to test their new hybrid engine, working on the project for more than 18 months with the engine designed using specialist software. The initial designs were developed into a fu…
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