Some water rocketeers make two-bottle rockets, build self-deploying parachutes, or construct elaborate multi-stage water-rockets, but we’re keeping it simple: just a plastic bottle, a nose cone ...

wide nose cone (also known as a fairing) is actually big enough that it could fit an entire New Shepard rocket inside. In other words, this rocket is big enough to carry another rocket as its cargo.

In this project, you will need: Cut out the "rocket body" from your template — the rectangle that will form the main part of ...

It’s an automatic parachute deployment system that you build into the nose-cone of your rocket. The main portion ... left after cutting along this line make up the friction joint.

An Australian aerospace firm has scrubbed a historic attempt to send a locally developed rocket into orbit, citing a glitch in the nose cone protecting its payload -- a jar of Vegemite.

Pack the parachute into the rocket, on top of the rubber strip. Next, place the nose cone in the rocket. Make sure when you put the parachute, rubber strip and nose cone in that nothing seems too ...

Notably, the New Glenn’s nose cone ... rocket inside it — not that they have any intention to do so, of course. The uptick in news from Blue Origin suggests Bezos’s space company is making ...

In recent months, its inability to successfully catch and recover the nose cone fairings of its rockets has been a real thorn in its side, but last night’s Falcon Heavy launch changed that.