Water bottle rocket launchers are the safest and the least expensive way for children, students, and even adults to learn and understand the fundamentals of forces and a vehicle’s response to external forces. These water bottles are subjected to four different forces during the flight: thrust, weight, aerodynamic forces, and lift and … Read more
You’re missing out on a fantastic project if you haven’t made and launched water rockets alongside your child. Constructing a water rocket launcher can encourage kids to learn and inspire them to dream big. You can have a blast and learn some basic rocketry with about ten dollars worth of materials, an … Read more
Flying model rockets are among the safest and inexpensive ways for kids, students, and even adults to learn and understand the basics of forces and response of a vehicle to external forces. Model rockets are subjected to four different forces in flight, such as thrust, weight, aerodynamic forces, and lift and drag. … Read more
Water rockets have long been a source of entertainment for both kids and adults. Launching them at backyards or open fields and sending them rushing to the sky is undoubtedly fun to watch. Yet, water rockets have also been valued for education. Aside from robots, they are a permanent and popular project … Read more
Water rockets are quite similar to the model rockets, although it works a little different. These rockets were based on Newton’s Third Law of Motion, in which the water was forced out at the bottom of the rocket. Also, water rockets are powered by both air and water pressure instead of chemical … Read more
Have you ever dreamed about sending a rocket sky-high? If yes, this is your lucky day because we are here to show you that you can make a rocket fly without messing with dangerous explosives. All you need to have is a bottle, PVC pipes, water, and a bicycle pump. If you … Read more