Idaho State University's Physics Department students taught the kids a little about physics and showed them how to build their own water-powered rockets.

SAFETY: This rocket uses air pressure to fling a bottle at high speed 20–50 metres. The bottle must be made entirely of plastic, it must have no sharp points and it must be for a fizzy drink, so ...

With a water bottle and some industrial duct tape, students from UT Tyler University Academy at Tyler put their engineering skills to the test Friday morning as they designed and launched bottle ...

Launching water rockets is a safe and exciting way for K-12 students to learn about the forces that determine the flight trajectory of a rocket. The body of the rocket is an empty, plastic, two ...

Materials like cardboard, plastic cones, and hot glue were used by students to design and build their water bottle rockets. (Jennifer Scott/Tyler Morning Telegraph) ...