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What's the limit of my rockets weight?

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I want to launch the heaviest booster + spaceship possible in about 1.5 of earths gravity, using the technology we currently have. To make things easier, imagine there was the same atmosphere as on earth.

Anyways:

  • Is there a weight limit to rockets, where fuel can't be burnt
    quickly enough to accelerate itself over a long enough period of
    time?
  • Would we be close (considering limited resources and weak material) to such a limit with 1.5 of earths gravity?

My english isn't that great, so I'm not sure if 'limit' is the exact word I mean. Thank you very much for your time.

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