👉 The dispatched fluid, often referred to as a propellant or working fluid, is a substance introduced into a propulsion system to generate thrust in rocket engines or other fluid-based propulsion mechanisms. This fluid, which can be a liquid or gas, is pressurized and directed through a nozzle where it expands and accelerates, creating high-velocity exhaust that propels the vehicle forward. The specific properties of this fluid—such as its density, viscosity, and combustion characteristics—are crucial for optimizing the performance of the propulsion system. Dispatching the correct fluid ensures efficient and effective thrust generation, which is essential for achieving the desired trajectory and mission objectives in space exploration.
