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National Association of Rocketry, A Booth In 2016 Mini Maker Faire, At The Science Factory, Eugene, Oregon

The NAR Booth
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Kids (with the help of adults) assembled small rockets. Later those rockets were launched so that each kid could marvel at his or her own rocket's flight.


National Association of Rocketry external link   •  Fly your rockets with us!   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:38:42 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 23 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4435
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Glued Parts Together
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A team of two boys glued pieces of rockets together.


National Association of Rocketry external link   •  Fly your rockets with us!   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:38:58 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 23 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4436
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Asked For A Volunteer
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A man asked two girls which one would like to volunteer to press the button to launch rockets.


National Association of Rocketry external link   •  Fly your rockets with us!   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:39:51 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 23 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4437
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Air Launch Tubes
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The test rockets were launched using compressed air. A blue hose led compressed air to an array of electrically actuated valves. That way, only one rocket could be launched at a time.


National Association of Rocketry external link   •  Fly your rockets with us!   •  A Booth   •  In the 2016 Mini Maker Faire external link   •  On The Science Factory external link grounds   •  2300 Leo Harris Parkway external link   •  Eugene, Oregon external link   •  (Date Photographed: 12:40:07 Saturday 11 June 2016)   •  (Date Published: Wednesday 23 November 2016)   •  © 2016 Bryan Costales Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License #C16_4438
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