Hard Work

Greetings people, I'm back again, I'll be talking about what I'll be going through over time when I'm constructing new scratch rockets. For me, it's sometimes hard work, mostly for big ones. I've not been going through with rockets at the time of this week because of school work and worse, delaying the production of the one I called 'Adventure 1' but I'll might rename it soon.

Believe me, rocket building is not always as easy as you and I may think but trust me, it isn't but I'll get through it and soon, the Adventure 1 will be flying up into the sky and landing down safely and move my rocket building techniques to the next level.

Rockets can be dangerous when flying out of control, if there was an error with the nozzle, but when that happens, people can get hurt, seriously injured or killed if the rocket or the motor wasn't built correctly. So when building rockets, it's important to make sure the rocket is built correctly, facing up right when on the pad, people clear from the pad and watch it fly safely.

So now I'll be back soon, I'll be answering questions on comments from people in my English class, commenting on blogs from people in my English class, doing homework or working on my rocket. So bye for now, if you want any questions, please put them down on the comments below or just give me a call.
And one last thing if I don't get it right, I can still do it again, and another thing before I go "Failure is not an option".

This is a YouTube of a rocket flying out of control and is also an example of what would happen when not being careful.