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Who invented the first liquid-fuelled rocket and is known as the father of modern rocketry?
Answer: A
It was Robert H. Goddard.
He launched the first liquid-fuelled rocket in March 1926 and held 214 patents. Ridiculed by the press in 1920 for suggesting a rocket could reach the moon, he was vindicated when Apollo 11 landed; the newspaper printed a correction the day after the launch.
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