How Can I Propel A “rocket” That Is Meant To Fly Across The Room While Traveling Along A Fishing Line?

For my science class, we are creating rockets made up of 2 liter soda bottles that are to be launched while hanging on a fishing line. We are not allowed to use chemicals or heat (fire), and liquid cannot spill out from the rocket. The rocket must be able to travel all the way across the room, which is about 15 meters in length. It also must be fastest in a race against an opposing rocket. What would be the most efficient way (and perhaps even the easiest way) to propel the rocket?


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One Response to “How Can I Propel A “rocket” That Is Meant To Fly Across The Room While Traveling Along A Fishing Line?”

  • MataHari says:

    One way would be to attach a ballon filled with air to the bottle, when you let go the air will flow out and propel the rocket forward.

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