Every year, thousands of kids and adults learn to fold and fly paper airplanes at both the National Mall building and the ...

Flatten one end of the paper tube and fold the opening down. Secure that end to the back of your paper rocket with sticky tape. Now you are ready for launch! To launch your rocket just blow into ...

Join The Let's Go Club and find out how to make your very own space rocket! Three, two, one... Blast off! Use sticky tape to attach the wings to the cone of the rocket Now to make a launch pad for ...

PROVO — After five years of research and several hours spent folding paper, BYU professors are presenting origami-inspired technology to NASA and the U.S. Air Force. The prototype is a foldable ...

The rocket needs to travel far enough from Earth ... Place two spoons of baking soda on a paper towel. Fold the paper towel to wrap up all the baking soda. Push the paper into the plastic bottle.