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A DIY water rocket made from plastic buckets successfully took to the sky at a school in Ji’an City, east China’s Jiangxi Province, simulating a rocket launch from liftoff to recovery.

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Фото профиля 夜月羽灵
夜月羽灵3 дней назад

这个新闻是什么时候的了

Фото профиля cloutusf
cloutusf3 дней назад

Plastic buckets got a full launch-to-recovery mission before my recycling bin ever left the curb. 🚀

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SUPRA🎴3 дней назад

This is beautiful! 🤩

Фото профиля momozon
momozon3 дней назад

日本では失敗に終わりました。

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