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Eleanor Alford, 2, and Bennett Alford, 5, prepare for a bottle rocket launch Saturday at the Gregg County Historical Museum’s Rocket Challenge in Pelaia Plaza in Longview.

Then we're going to take a two-liter bottle, try and get the thinnest plastic you can find. We're about to jump on the bottle, so when you jump it might crack if you have a thicker plastic bottle.

Courtesy of Lonnie Johnson He worked on the concept and made a prototype from Plexiglas, PVC pipe, O-ring seats and other handy materials, including a two-liter soda bottle for the ample reservoir.

The Bottle Any brand of pop will do for your rocket bottle, and you can use any size, but we’ve had the best results with a standard two-liter bottle. Just make sure it’s a soda bottle.

A rocket made from a two-liter plastic bottle parachutes down during the 2017 Rocket Launch Blast off at Discovery Cube?s annual Rocket Launch at the Boeing Company complex in Huntington Beach.

Even though the elementary students used 2-liter pop bottles, this also was rocket science. Stansbury ran through the physics of the simple bottle rockets: “An air compressor pushes compressed air.

So, that's your introduction to rockets. And using those simple ideas, you can make a rocket using a soda bottle. Actually, there are three ways to make this happen.

EASTON – Lithium strips. Engine starter. Drain cleaner. Sodium hydroxide. Pseudophedrine. Cat litter. Water. Two-liter bottle. A simple stop at the grocery store and a little bit of money can ...

Look at the guy's back. His back starts moving before the water bottle rockets. It must be some type of cable pulling him. If the rockets were propelling him, the rockets would move first.