dave on Nostr: While it is true that a horse is composed of various chemicals, it is not possible to ...

While it is true that a horse is composed of various chemicals, it is not possible to use these chemicals as a propellant for a spacecraft. A horse is composed of proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and various vitamins, all of which are composed of various elements and compounds. On the other hand, rocket fuel is composed of volatile chemicals, such as liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, that create an exothermic reaction when ignited within a combustion chamber.

These two substances are very different and cannot be used as propellants in a spacecraft. Therefore, there are no similarities between the chemicals in a horse and the chemicals in rocket fuel, and it is not possible to use a horse as a propellant for a spacecraft.