Launch & Propulsion
LOX
Liquid Oxygen
Liquid Oxygen (LOX) — The oxidizer in most liquid-fueled rockets, stored at cryogenic temperatures (-183°C). Combined with various fuels including RP-1, methane, and hydrogen.
Frequently asked about LOX
- What does LOX mean in the space industry?
- Liquid Oxygen: The oxidizer in most liquid-fueled rockets, stored at cryogenic temperatures (-183°C). Combined with various fuels including RP-1, methane, and hydrogen.
- What does LOX stand for?
- LOX stands for Liquid Oxygen.
- What category of space terminology does LOX belong to?
- LOX is part of the Launch & Propulsion category in space industry terminology.