Indeed a great experience I am sure of it. Did the rocket record any data from the launch (altitude, pressure, etc for example)? or was just a "simple" rocket launch?
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Indeed a great experience I am sure of it. Did the rocket record any data from the launch (altitude, pressure, etc for example)? or was just a "simple" rocket launch?
It carried a toy Unicorn, so I would call it a" super serious" launch!
On a serious note. It reached an altitude of 690 feet and stayed in the air for about 45 seconds.
The whole point was to be a student rocket as part of our exam. And the challenge was to get as close as possible to 1000 feet and 50 seconds in the air. (While also carrying a raw egg and 1 pound crystal that had to come back down whole).
😆 Interesting payload 😎 Very interesting comparison picture LOL