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Colloquially referred to as one of the hardest professions, rocket science is actually a common name for spacecraft/space-systems engineering. However, one can also generalize this to include all forms of rocketry, including rockets that are not capable of space travel.
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Can a rocket keep moving forever in outer space even if its no longer using fuel?
If your question was, "would it keep moving if it doesn't encounter any gravitational field"
Yes it would.
