Rockets in a Vacuum Chamber - Newton's third law of motion Visualized

I Ignite a SRB Rocket Motor in a vacuum chamber in slow motion to Challenge Newtons Third Law of motion.
Do newtons laws of motion apply in a Vacuum?.
If we get a reaction and the rocket motor produces thrust while in a vacuum then we know Newtons 3rd Law applies regardless of the presence of an atmosphere and many of the theories can be put to rest.
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I Also Ignited a Model Rocket Engine inside the giant vacuum chamber, engines cannot burn in space at all, in a way we are busting a myth, but this was a viewer request.
The result of this experiment was very fascinating, surprising and interesting, tell us what you think about the results in the comments below.
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[@stevencurtis7157]

Here's a quandary for anyone who believes rockets don't work in space. Say you're in space and you're just floating. You're wearing a spacesuit and holding a basketball. You then decide to throw the basketball. Does the basketball move? If not, what's stopping it? If it does move, do you move the other way? If you do, then that's how rockets work in space. If you don't move, then why are you so different from the basketball in this physical interaction?

[@Chris-zi9bb]

One problem with this test! The second the rocket gases began to fill the chamber, you lost your vaccume and created an atmosphere.

[@fifthhorseman6933]

The problem is once the rocket lights off it fills the chamber with matter thus nullifying the vacuum. This experiment starts off in a vacuum but ends up a pressurized chamber.

[@vrjb100]

Science vs conspiracy theorists 100000000000000 - 0

[@johngrochowski7987]

that is a little teeny tiny vacuum box. he did not show the gauges when it ignited, there was a lot of that should dissapated . i think the test is BS

[@jamesfrancom8100]

um dude! You only have a vacuum until you light your engine, then a split second later, you just have a box full of hot rocket gases, so umm no vacuum...

[@truthseeker1702]

space is not a confined box where exploding pressure can build up, same as if you put a grenade in the box and pull the pin. pressure would dismantle box.

[@dane.302]

How could you post this......so very flawed. Very insufficient vacuum.

[@kennethweiss5096]

So the moment you ignited the rocket in the vacuum chamber which was not a perfect vacuum, you introduced more gasses for the rocket to push off of. Your experiment failed.

[@sotplag]

There's one little problem. Once the rocket motor is ignited, the vacuum is not a vacuum anymore because the chamber gets filled with gasses and building up pressure. This experiment has to be conducted in a much larger vacuum chamber that is constantly being kept in a state of vacuum despite the rocket engine gasses produced.

[@AR-sp3sn]

this don't smell well

[@WarpedPerception]

Previous rocket in a vacuum chamber episode:

[@RayleighCriterion]

Outer space is an infinite vacuum, that box is a finite small vacuum.

[@matthewjackson3910]

but dident the roccket produce atmosphere while burning off the oxidizer??

[@chrissmith834]

I really liked your video. Thank you for going through all the trouble. I wish you showed us the vacuum pump setup and what the readings were throughout the experiment. Also I'd like to see what the amount of force generated was with an atmosphere and in a vacuum to compare.

[@jasongrice6571]

Thats not a vacuum chamber its too small the thrust of the rocket can hit the walls , the rocket produces it own atmosphere and the vacuum gauge moves proving an atmosphere what a joke

[@CreggLund]

You need to show what is happening with the pressure gauge inside your vacuum while the fuel is burning because inside a sealed case it would probably create it's own atmosphere.

[@zener6619]

There was no more vacuum when the smoke and gases filled the chamber. Even more, it is seen that the thrust increases with the increasing concentration of gas and particles inside the chamber. An even bigger chamber with constant dynamic vacuum would be required.

[@johnguy1350]

Well done. As other have said the smoke from the exhaust created its own atmosphere inside a closed chamber. Space has no walls.

[@WarpedPerception]

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