The Great Make: Rocketry Round-Up
Check out some of the amazing rocketry projects and articles we have featured over the years.
Space
What It’s Like in Space: Weird Stories from Those Who’ve Been
“What It’s Like in Space: Stories From Astronauts Who Have Been There” highlights astronaut’s most interesting — and often bizarre — stories.
The AstroPi Project Goes Where No Pi Has Gone Before
The first results from the two Raspberry Pi boards now on board the International Space Station are starting to arrive on the ground, and there is a new competition for British school children to have their code run in space.
Visualize the Scale of the Solar System with Drones and Football Fields
Our solar system is big and that can make it hard to visualize. In this video Mark Rober uses drones to show the distances involved.
Go Behind the Scenes of Installing an Interactive LED Art Exhibit
Nick Squires details his time spent using his maker skills to produce an interactive art installation and performance.
Build a Dobsonian Telescope Small Enough to Transport, Big Enough to Impress
High schooler Alex Patton made this affordable, DIY Dobsonian telescope.
Why It’s So Hard to Land a Rocket on Its Tail
On Monday history was made. For the first time ever a rocket stage that delivered a payload to orbit turned around and returned, landing safely on its tail.
