Basic Water Bottle Rocket

Water bottle rockets need unobstructed space for safety.

Basic water bottle rocket.

Now that you know about the basic parts of a rocket and what they do. The conclusion or result would be that the water bottle rocket could fly. Hold the rocket by the neck of the bottle and pump air into it. Vvvvvvvv parts list below vvvvvvvv check out our o.

Test below is a comparison of a nasa saturn v rocket that went to the moon and a water rocket you might build. The rocket will go off when the cork can no longer withstand the pressure building up in the bottle. The water moves one way and the bottle goes the opposite way. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Don t stand too close to the rocket as water would be squirted out in all possible directions. The water will shoot out everywhere when the bottle rocket takes off so be prepared to get a bit wet. Shoot rockets over 200 feet. Therefore you need an area safe from people animals and objects that could be injured by a plastic bottle hurtling through the air.

Place launch pad as far from compressor as is allowed by hose attachment. These instructions detail the steps involved in building a water bottle rocket. Bottles may end up in trees or roofs of buildings too. Construct and launch a simple bottle rocket made from a two liter soda bottle.

The water bottle rocket demonstrates two of his laws. This rocket project is suitable for ages 8 and up with adult supervision and should take less than 20 minutes to build. These rockets use pressurized air and water to fly hundreds of feet in the air and make a great science project for use at home or in the classroom. Let go of the bottle.

Next set up air compressor by plugging in and running until at full capacity. Prepare a neat data sheet with the measurements calculations if any and present the lab report if you do the simple activity in school as a lab assignment. Home rocket history rocket basics design cg cp.