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[ Grunting ]
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- [ Shouting ]
- [ Grunting Continues ]

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Forget it! Forget it!
Just stop the train!

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Roy Lee!
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- Stop!
- Stop! The track's out!
- [ Whistle Blowing ]

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- Stop!
- Stop!
- Stop it!

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- [ Shouting Continues ]
- [ Whistle Blowing ]

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- Stop!
- Stop!

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The track!
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[ Whistle Blowing ]
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[ Screeching ]
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You made me cry
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When you said good-bye
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Ain't that a shame
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My tears fell like rain
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- S.A.E. 10-20 bar stock.
- Ain't that a shame

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- [ Continues, Indistinct ]
- Then go 30 degrees crucial.
When the fuel combusts,

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i-it creates
a controlled explosion.

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The nozzle directs
a, a, a river of hot gas...

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tha-that can reach th-the speed of sound
when it hits the mouth of the nozzle!

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Hey, Quentin. Sorry.
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- Ain't that a shame
- [ Shouting ]

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- My tears fell like rain
- It's called a tapered bore.

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A tapered bore. Now he's takin' off
just a little bit at a time.

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You are to blame
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Oh, well
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Good-bye, although
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I'll cry
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Ain't that a shame
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My tears fell like rain
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Good deed, good deed.
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Ain't that a shame
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You're the one to blame
:35:46
I'm concerned that the mass
of the added propellant...

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compared to the mass of the empty rocket
will be too little.

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Uh, he's afraid
it'll be too heavy.

:35:53
Why don't we just
make it longer?

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Longer would allow increased
volume for the propellant
without much additional mass.


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