The 11 members of the school’s Rocket Club are working to design and build a rocket that will carry two raw chicken eggs 850 feet up in the air and return them to earth unbroken within a 44- to ...

After months of design work and practice, the Center High School rocket team is among 100 finalists competing in the American Rocketry Challenge next week. Search Query Show Search.

The Arkansas High-Powered Rocket Workshop at Southern Arkansas University brought together high school students, college ...

Students launch rockets over 700 feet into the air in first inter-school rocket competition. Skip to content. ... said their rocket design was inspired by watching Elon Musk's rocket.

East Aurora High School's Rocket Club placed 21st in the nation in the American Rocketry Challenge in the spring. That performance earned the team an invitation to the NASA Student Launch ...

Alison Godfrey in 2016 hosted the first rocket rally for eighth grade students to showcase their science and engineering skills. Two schools competed with a total of 28 students working on teams ...

Inside Cascade Middle School’s STEM lab, a group of students are cutting, sanding and gluing parts of a rocket. This isn’t the typical after school rocket club. ... to design the rockets.

At the beginning of the 2010-11 school year, more than 600 teams applied, each team having three to 10 members from public and private schools, Boy and Girl Scouts, the Civil Air Patrol, church ...

After four days of creating rockets propelled by rubber bands, seventh and eighth graders in Stephen F. Austin Middle School’s Odyssey Academy put their designs to the test Friday afternoon.

For nearly three hours, Brett Williams' 24 teen-age rocket-designers faced one tough question after another from some of NASA's most experienced aerospace engineers. But the outcome was no ...

BAY VILLAGE - The school board approved a new Bay Rockets logo designed by one of the district’s students that will be used by athletic teams and other student activity groups.

The Blackrod Primary School pupil said: “I loved getting to explain my logo again, this time to the pilot! It was awesome, epic and a blast!