Build your own rocket
Your rocket will be powered by momentum exchange by mass ejection, the same principle that powers big space rockets. But to achieve stable flight, you must first add fins to your rocket. They guide it and keep it on track as it soars through the air.
Try different shapes, configurations, and sizes to see what effect they have!
*WARNING: Activity contains latex balloons
Queue alert: This activity is very popular, please consider that there might be some waiting time before you can take part
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