Small “ullage” examples of these (15[1])machines are used to ensure larger ones can operate in zero-g conditions. An equation describing these machines was derived by making an analogy to the “experiment of the boat.”The efficiency of these machines can be quantified by a parameter equal to “one over little g times SFC”, (-5[1])or by the ratio of “dry” and (15[1])“wet” forms of a certain quantity. An equation named for these devices, which states (*) the log (-5[1])of the initial mass (10[1])over final mass (10[2])is proportional (10[2])to delta-v, (10[2])is credited to Konstantin (10[1])Tsiolkovsky (10[2])[see-ul-KAWF-skee]. (10[1])Wernher von Braun helped design several examples of these machines, such as the multistage Saturn V (10[1])and V-2. For (10[1])10 points, name these machines that eject exhaust with no air intake to produce the thrust needed to propel spacecraft to space. ■END■