CO2 rocket

CO₂ rockets are a very safe and simple way to experiment with model rockets. Most [[CO₂|CO₂]] rockets are very small and do not travel very high or fast. The common method of construction for a CO₂ rocket is to take a CO₂ canister and use it as the motor to propel the projectile, or load it into the air.

See also

• Ballistics
• Trajectory of a projectile
• Water rocket

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