To save trouble and just get to flying, we used reusable store-bought fins, but making your own is simple too: Cut three or four fin shapes from foam core, and glue them to the side of your rocket.

Hoka has unveiled its latest high-performance running shoe, the Rocket X 3, marketed as being “ahead of your time” and engineered for speed on race day “when every second counts.” The $250 shoe is ...

Engineers designing the new U.S. moon rocket say it will use the same type of foam that doomed Columbia, but this time it won't pose a threat to the crew.

The Space Launch System rocket for Artemis I prepares for a series of tests as the fog clears at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B.

Nerf blasters typically fire small foam darts or little foam balls. [Michael Pick] wanted to build something altogether more devastating. To that end, he created a rocket launcher with an advanced … ...

The RS-68 on the center core will throttle down to conserve liquid hydrogen and liquid hydrogen propellant, while the rocket's two side boosters will burn through their propellants in less than ...

The Houston Rockets could be a relatively quiet team this NBA trade season, as the team is already finding early success with the current roster. Houston currently holds the second seed in the ...

An engine cooling issue on NASA's giant new rocket for deep-space exploration forced the agency to call off the booster's much-anticipated launch debut early Monday (Aug. 29).

Comprising a core stage fitted with four Space Shuttle engines and two solid-fueled booster rockets, the SLS is capable of developing a combined 8.8 million pounds of thrust.

Just how big IS the core stage of the Artemis II moon rocket? Photojounalist Craig Bailey lends a clue with this massive shot.

The Artemis I unmanned lunar rocket sits on the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., early Monday. The launch of NASA’s new mega-moon rocket was postponed after ...