Where will our Rocket be going the fastest speed?

A rocket will remain on the launch pad until an unbalanced force is exerted on the rocket, propelling it upward.

The amount of force exerted on the rocket depends on how much air is pumped inside the rocket.

Which component is called the "nose cone"?

Which component is called the "fins"?

Which component is responsible for stabilizing the flight of the rocket?

Which component is responsible for giving the rocket the thrust needed to launch into the air?

Which component makes the rocket more aerodynamic by reducing drag?

What is the name of the force that is responsible for slowing down a falling object?

What is the name of the force that is responsible for pulling a falling object to the earth’s surface?

What is the value of the acceleration due to gravity?

Which object experiences the most drag when falling

This is The resistance of air that works against an object

This is The force that acts against gravity in an object

This is ability to move a rocket in the right direction

What two forces slow a rocket down as it is being launched?

I want to get the most thrust from my rocket. What kind of nozzle do I need?

The force supplied by the rocket engine must be strong enough to overcome...

The nose cone of the rocket is shaped to...

When the rocket engine is falling back down towards earth it is in...

Why is it important to have fins on your rocket?

As a rocket gets further away from Earth...

I want to get the most thrust from my rocket. What kind of nozzle do I need?

What makes the thrust for our rockets?