This introductory article curates many of the Hub's rocket resources. Use it to gain an overview of what is on the site.
This article also curates Hub resources. It uses questions as subtopics for exploration.
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Use this image to practise the science capability 'interpret representations'.
- Which force does each arrow represent?
- Why do the arrows point in different directions? What does this tell you?
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A rocket produces thrust to start it moving by pushing against the gases inside the rocket. This is an example of Newton's third law of action and reaction.
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The activity supports multiple science capabilities:
- Gather and interpret data (observe launches and infer why they were successful or not)
- Use evidence and critique evidence (the collection and examination of flight data)
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This interactive encourages students to use their knowledge of forces and mass to successfully launch a rocket.
The activity that follows has helpful information for those using this interactive with older students.
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