A   water   rocket   uses   only   water   and compressed   air   to   fly.   The   water   is pressed   out   of   the   rockets   nozzle   and because    the    rocket    operates    on    the principle    of    Newton‘s    third    law    of motion,      this   results   in   an   acceleration in the opposite direction. The   current   world   record   is   3155   feet /      961      meters       and      is      held      by AirCommandRockets      from      Sidney, Australia. Water    rockets    can    be    built    out    of materials   you   use   every   day   such   as plastic   bottles,   wood   and   garden   hose components.     That‘s     why     we     love water    rocketry:    Everybody    can    build one.

A    small    water    rocket    can    be    built within   a   few   hours,   but   larger   water rockets    require    a    lot    of    work.    We worked    several    weeks    on    our    latest rockets    before    they    were    ready    to launch. We   want   to   show   you   how   you   can build   your   very   own   water   rocket,   and how   much   fun   it   is.   On   our   website you    can    find    information    about    our team and our projects. Have fun! The Raketfued Team

The   answer   is   easy:   We   have   put   together   a   large   amount   of   always   up-to-date   tutorials   and   instructions.   We   have   been building   water   rockets   since   2011,   and   since   then   we   have   been   working   on   tutorials   as   well.   You   can   download   our   step by   step    instructions   as   a   PDF    or   watch   our   video   tutorials   including   material   lists ,   fin   templates   and   much   more.   Check out our tutorial page, whether you are new to water rocketry  or interested in building advanced water rockets !

We   are   part   of   a   worldwide   community   of   water   rocket   enthusiasts.   Check   out our   “Water   Rocketry   Worldwide“   page   where   you   can   find   links   to   the   best websites,   forums   and   social   media   accounts   about   water   rocketry.   And   don‘t miss our yearly video compilation of the best water rockets! ;)

Stay tuned…