The Cereal Rocket
Created by: Brynn Graham, Audra Walgreen, Jaelyn Jennings
C.R. Industries
If you're searching for a rocket then look no further! Here at Cereal Industries we create top of the line bottles rockets that travel extreme distances and fly to impeccable height! Here at C.R. Industries we take pride in building quality and stylish rockets to fit your needs and expectations.
Quality Over Quantity
During the process of construction of the rocket we make patience our key priority and carefully craft the rocket. Each rocket is made with top-notch cardboard (cereal box grade), the finest hand selected plastic bottles, competition grade tennis balls, and the sturdiest hot glue on the market.
The Creators and Owners of C.R. Industries
Audra Walgreen
In the building process Audra Walgreen had a major role in supplying us of materials and supplies. She was an essential part in this launch and it would not have been completed without it.
Jaelyn Jennings
Jaelyn Jennings was the hands-on master of this project. She was the main constructor for the project and researched the shape of the rocket which was needed to have a successful flight.
Brynn Graham
Brynn Graham was the brains of this operation. Without her our rocket would not have made it off the launch pad. Her incredible wits made this flying rocket possible.
Results
The first time we launched our rocket, it wasn't nearly as good as the second. The rocket flew only 16 meters and went 28 meters into the sky. After adding a tennis ball inside of the nose cone, our rocket flew an astonishing 112 meters and flew 30 meters high into the sky.
Contact Information
Email: cerealrocketindustries@gmail.com
Website: cerealrocketindustries.com
Location: 09840 Mulch Street, Reykjavik Iceland
Phone: 5618764398
Design of the Rocket
To get the maximum distance out of our bottle rockets several additions are made. A nose cone made out of high-quality cereal box cardboard makes our rockets slice through the air reducing drag. The nose cone also protect the tennis ball that makes the nose of the cone heavy so that gravity has more to pull on and the rocket can fly far. The fins, made of same cardboard, stabilize the rocket's flight and make it fly in a straight line. We also put in 600 mL of fresh Rocky Mountain water so the rocket can achieve maximum thrust.