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I think it went far because, there was less. Weight and they cut it shorter. I also think it goes far because , they took off the fins and put 12 degrees out of 20 degrees.

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I would use a rocket engine *2000.

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Selina

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I think what caused rockets to go far is the weight of the rocket and angle. For example, when people took of their fins, the rocket seemed to go farther. Also, you need to put it at the right angle. I found that a good angle is usually something around 15 to 30 degrees.

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I think that the rockets went far, because they didn’t have fins, didn’t’t have much clay, and the launcher didn’t slam the stick down. I think that it went farther since it didn’t have fins, because the the fins and tape weighed it down. It think the  same about the clay. Lastly, I think it went farther because the launcher didn’t slam the stick, which leads to the more force that is there the less the rocket can go

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Abbey i think it doesn’t launch at 90 degrees because people will fall out of the plane and at 45 it goes forward and up

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I think what caused the rockets to go far was that they had no fins. I think this because the fins make the rocket heavier

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The angle and the weight of the rocket influenced the rocket travel distance. The longer the rocket the better.

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I would use a fan on the back of the rocket because it would go farther. It will go farther because the fan will push it forward.

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I would use a pointy tip to help it go farther, thicker paper for the fins, paper nose.

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I think what caused the rockets to go far was the people put less force when they dropped down the thing. Why because less force and less weight that’s on the rocket usually causes it to go further . It can also depend on the angle. For example , if the person put it at a higher angle it would proubally go further but if they put it to high it will just go straight up and not go far at all but if they put there light weight rocket it would proubally go further.

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Wesley’s Answer: I think what causes the rocket to go far is the point. The fins, which are made out of notecard, actually SLOW (sorry for caps) DOWN the rocket, causing it to drop and accelerate less. The point out of clay, however, cuts through the air and makes the rocket speed and fly through the air for longer distances. When I launches my rocket, I noticed that ones with fins and dull points didn’t make it as far as the ones without the fins and sharp points. This proves why a sharper point means a further distance.

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They shot it straight up and they had extra weight on it

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Some rockets went far because they had fins to balance it and a low angle so it would go horizontally and have more power which would make the rocket go further.

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No fins because the fins restrained the air

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I think that planes launch at 45 degrees becaus because if it launched at 90 it would be dangerous and at 15 it wouldn’t launch as far up in the sky.

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I would get 999,999,999,999,999,999,999 thrusters, an engine to power all of them, 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999 boosters to back them out in case the 999,999,999,999,999,999,999 thrusters fail, 3 fins, a mini service tower, a remote control, and a CPU

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Because of the way the wings are made and the wind patterns

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When i shot it up at 90 degrees it went up then straight down not making progress on going foward but upward it did.

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When i shot it up at 90 degrees it went up then straight down not making progress on going foward but upward it did.

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Oli

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They were pushing t he peadl way too hard. So then the rockets didn’t go far.

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Because when there’s no fines they go threw the are

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Ther was to much weight on the straw

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I would use a propellor, 2 plastic wings, and 1 booster.

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The rockets did not go as far because if you slam the launcher it will not go. Another reason is that the fins on the rocket made is heavier.

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There was to much clay or it was at the wrong angle

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Because they do.

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I would get and F-22 and a sticky pad so I could fire the rocket at the F-22 and it would stick onto the F-22. I would then get the F-22 to land on the other side of the planet.

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Because there was to much clay and the fins were adding to much weight

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I would get 17 math scientists then let them calculate the engine to weight ratio of getting travel length problem then I would get a certain number of GE rocket engines and TurboMax engines and match it to the ratio and then experiment with series of nuclear blasts to propel my rocket then match the whole thing to the ratio, make and arrowdynamic body, the attach all the thrusters and engines to the fusealoge.

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Something that causes a rocket to not go as far is the angle. For example, if you shot it a 90 degrees, then it would go straight up, and not go as far. Also, your rocket cant be too heavy.

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To get more speed to take of and i think they take off at a 45 degree angle because it is more arrow dinamic.

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They don’t go far if the angle is 90 degrees. I think this because if it’s 90 degrees it will go straight up.

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Because they had wings

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I would use a cardboard version of the fins

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A 45 degree angle would make the slope of the plane have the same rise as run so the plane will go up as much as it goes forward.

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Because they have no fines so they go trew the sky

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I would get a perfect rocket and use that

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By dropping it because if you dropped the rocket. The rocked has no Weight wich will cause the rocket to go far.

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a lotI think the rockets did not go as far because, there was more weight on it and there was a lot of tape on it. Also, maybe it did not go so far because they cut it shorter.

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I would use a engine or fan to make it go faster and be better

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I would use a engine or fan to make it go faster and be better

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I will use 10000000 fanes if i can afford it

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I would use a cardboard version of the fins

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I think dropping it will make it go farther. I think this because when you slam it you are giving to much force which might make it go slower

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What caused the rockets not to go so far was that alot  of people put alot  of force and it didn’t go to far because it could be two heavy or tooo much force. This is why it caused some of the rockets not to far

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I would use a shoe lase to tie the clay to the strw

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I think that the rockets went less far, because e they had too much clay, and the fins were bigger. This means that they more weight.

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I think it was the way you wanted to angle it and the wait of the rocket

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I think the rocket would go for longer without fins because they cause drag

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Wesley’s Answer: I would use a cardboard point instead of a clay one, because cardboard is stronger than clay. It can also cut through air quicker.