It depends on its original thrust and what it is pointed at. In theory, travelling in the vacuum of space between the galaxies, it could travel for ever. There would be no friction or gravity to slow it down, so even when its fuel ran out, it would just keep going forever. However, in the relatively full space around Earth, it would be more likely to be captured in orbit around a planet and unless it was perfectly matched to a stationary orbit, it would gradually lose height and crash into whatever it was orbiting.
Depends upon the size of the rocket,the amount of water and the amount of pressure used....generally water rockets will travel 150+ft
It depends on the destination, to the moon it is 32 trillion miles. To mars it is estimated a full 1000% drive at 32 epnectillion miles. satellites go as far as radars, 3 thousand miles.
up 2 40 metres high
yes,because if you blow into it then let it go fly offset, it will fly really far
It was a German rocket in 1944.
Yes. A heavy rocket will not travel as far as a light rocket if both carry the same fuel load.
the pressure from the the rocket's fuel thingy makes the rocket go up. pretty soon, the rocket is in space.
The fins at the base of the rocket help it to fly straight.
using a rocket
Rockets in the Civil war can go very long distances but not as far as modern rockets
With a good design and light tube, it will go 4-5,000 feet.
yes,because if you blow into it then let it go fly offset, it will fly really far
it affects how far the rocket will fly
big rocket
So you go to your Avatar and where it says Raz Rocket, you press on it and then you are on Raz Rocket.
Not very far at all.
to get the rocket essences go to rocket reef and shake trees that have rocket essences.
the rocket has to have intergalactic shields on its jet
It was a German rocket in 1944.
yes because a heavy rocket will not go high yes because a heavy rocket will not go high