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A limited preview of the book which includes plans for a camera rocket, video camera rocket, hydrogen-fueled rocket, UFO, and more.

Discusses the math used to determine the correct size and type of parachute to use for a given model rocket. You will need a copy of Adobe Reader to view and print the document.

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Estes's manual is a terrific guide for the beginner as well as a great reference for more experienced rocketeers. You will need a copy of Adobe Reader to view and print the manual.

A limited preview of Mark Canepa's illustrated guide to building, launching and recovering high-power rockets.

Following the National Association of Rocketry's Safety Code keeps model rocketry a safe and legal hobby. You will need a copy of Adobe Reader to view and print the Safety Code.

A lesson plan for teaching math and physics. Simple formulas are used to calculate the altitude a rocket will reach. You will need a copy of Adobe Reader to view and print the document.

Eugene Florida's article includes instructions for building a model rocket, launch pad, and launch controller.

This NASA publication provides information to teachers on how to use rockets to help teach science and math.

Centuri's Technical Information Report (TIR-30) describes the scientific principles that affect the stability of a model rocket. You will need a copy of Adobe Reader to view and print the document.