Part 7 of 7 parts, instructions for building an overhead water rocket launcher, as seen on the Ask This Old House annual kids program.
Links to all 7 steps, as well as other science toy projects a...
Part 7 of 7 parts, instructions for building an overhead water rocket launcher, as seen on the Ask This Old House annual kids program. Links to all 7 steps, as well as other science toy projects are at http://www.sciencetoymaker.org/
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A agree that this series is the best tutorial I have ever watched. I have no questions unanswered. Simple and creative ideas. Great job! I can't wait to try it out. I love stuff like this! Thanks!!!
Very cool!! I used your directions to make a modified version for my son's 5th grade science project. Your idea to heat and flare out the launch pipe to seal the bottle worked PERFECT!! Thanks again
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Thanks again