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When gas particles rush out of the nozzle of a rocket downward, why does the rocket move upward?

When gas particles rush out of the nozzle of a rocket downward, why does the rocket move upward?
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When gas particles rush out of the nozzle of a rocket downward,

why does the rocket move upward?

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This happens because of reaction force
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This happens because of the reaction force

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