Scientific Explorer Meteor Rocket Manual De Instrucciones página 3

A Science Kit That is All Fun
The Meteor Rocket™ is a remarkable new concept in rocketry. Fueled by baking
soda and vinegar from your kitchen, this powerful flying machine will streak 100
feet into the sky. It's easy to build, fun to fly, sturdy enough for many launches, and
you'll learn lots about rocket science.
Building The Meteor Rocket™
Adult Supervision Required
To adults: Please read all instructions before assembly & use.
These parts are included in your kit:
1 Nose cone
1 Foam tape
2 Red plastic film
1 Plastic bottle (1 liter)
3 Foam fins
1 Rubber Stopper (fueling module part)
1 Silver Adhesive Sheet
1 Fin holder
1 Fin template
1 Clear tubing (fueling module part)
1 Instruction manual
You will need:
Baking soda (1 pound box)
Measuring cup & spoon
Vinegar (1 quart)
Scissors
Glue (plastic glue or white household cement)
Scotch tape
Craft knife (optional)
Ruler
Construction Supplies
To assemble The Meteor Rocket™ you will need
scissors and glue. Plastic glue is best, but you can also
use white household cement. Scotch tape and a sharp
hobby knife are useful but not essential.
Fuel
The Meteor Rocket™ is powered by carbon dioxide
gas that forms from the chemical reaction of baking
soda and vinegar. A one pound box of baking soda and
a quart of vinegar from the grocery store will provide
enough fuel for several launches.
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A - nose cone
B - foam tape
C - fuselage tube
D - bottle
E - fins
F - fueling tube & fueling module
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B
C
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