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Feb
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The History and Evolution of Model Rocketry
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Model rocketry has inspired generations of students, hobbyists, and STEM educators. What began as a niche hobby rooted in curiosity about space flight has grown into a structured, safety-driven educat...
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Feb
Feb
Best Practices for Distributing Model Kits in Class
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Hands-on learning changes everything in a classroom. When students build, assemble, wire, launch, or construct something with their own hands, concepts click faster and stick longer. Model kits bring ...
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Feb
Feb
Bridge Design Challenges for Student Competitions
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The silence in the room is heavy, broken only by the creaking of wood and the collective held breath of 20 engineering students. A bucket fills with sand, ounce by ounce, suspended from a structure ma...
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Feb
Feb
How To Troubleshoot Estes Launch Kit Issues
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There is nothing quite like the feeling of counting down from five, pressing the launch button, and watching your model rocket soar into the blue sky. It’s a moment of pure excitement, science, and jo...
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Feb
Feb
Estes Engine Safety Codes Every Student Should Know
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There is nothing quite like the feeling of standing in an open field, your finger hovering over the launch controller button. The countdown begins—5, 4, 3, 2, 1—and with a sudden whoosh, your creation...
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Jan
Jan
Common Parts in Beginner Rocket Kits Explained
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There is nothing quite like the feeling of peeling the tape off your very first model rocket kit. You have seen the videos of rockets soaring thousands of feet into the blue sky, trailing white smoke ...
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Jan
Jan
How To Get Funding for School Rocket Projects
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A rocket project is more than just a fun classroom activity—it's a hands-on way to teach physics, engineering, and teamwork. Watching students' faces light up as their creations soar into the sky is a...
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Jan
Jan
Pre-Built vs. DIY Rocket Kits: Pros and Cons
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So, you’re ready to take to the skies! The thrill of launching a model rocket, watching it soar into the clouds, and then seeing it safely float back to earth is an experience like no other. But befor...
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Dec
Dec
The Physics Behind Estes Rocket Launch Systems
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Have you ever watched a model rocket soar into the sky and wondered what makes it fly? The physics behind an Estes rocket launch system is surprisingly straightforward, even if you've never studied it...
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Dec
Dec
Benefits of STEM Model Kits in Bulk for Schools
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As educators, we're always looking for innovative ways to ignite curiosity and make learning stick. We know that students thrive when they can roll up their sleeves and apply theoretical knowledge to ...
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Dec
Dec
Comparing Wood vs. Plastic Model Bridge Kits
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Building a model bridge is more than just a fun weekend project. It's a hands-on way to explore engineering principles, test problem-solving skills, and create something you and your child can be prou...
02
Dec
Dec
How To Read Estes Engine Thrust Curve Charts
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Have you ever stared at an Estes rocket engine package and wondered what those mysterious squiggly lines and numbers really mean? Those thrust curve charts aren't just decorative—they're your roadmap ...
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Dec
Dec
Everything You Need To Know About Rocket Fins
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Building a model rocket is exciting, but if you want it to soar straight and true, you need the right fins. Rocket fins aren't just decorative; they're essential for stability and control during fligh...
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Dec
Dec
Safe Launching Practices for School Rocket Kits
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Watching a rocket they built soar into the sky can spark a lifelong passion for learning in students. However, this excitement comes with a great responsibility to ensure every launch is a safe one. A...
01
Dec
Dec
6 Factors That Can Make a Model Rocket Unstable
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Nothing beats the excitement of watching your carefully crafted model rocket soar into the sky. But what happens when your rocket veers off course, tumbles through the air, or crashes before reaching ...















