Rocket template (download below) or plain paper Scissors (grown-up use only) Sticky tape Felt tip pens or colouring pencils Paper straw From the leftover paper from which you cut out your rocket ...

Want to get a taste of the science they used? Combine physics with some good old creative juices to make your own rocket and launch it into the air with a straw. Here, find out how to make your own ...

All you need for the task are a piece of paper, some markers, a scissor, a straw, and of course, tape. Optionally, you could throw in a ribbon for the rocket fire. We’ll let NASA explain the ...

In this project you will make simple rockets out of paper and launch them by blowing into a drinking straw. Can you make the rocket that flies the farthest? Background All flying objects ...

In a span of 15 seconds, more than 250 rockets must be launched at a horizontal or upward angle. (“It can’t just fall off the straw,” Lanman says.) Should fewer than 250 make it skyward ...