With the Fourth of July just days away we thought it would be fun to learn some fun holiday-themed science experiments with ...

Get ready to soar to new heights with this easy and fun DIY project! Learn how to turn a plastic bottle into a rocket that can actually blast off into the air. This creative and educational science ...

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The Idaho State University Physics Department hosted their annual water rocket festival in Tydeman Park this weekend.

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.

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Middle school students from The Immokalee Foundation design and launch water rockets at FGCU, gaining hands-on engineering ...

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