How does such a huge rocket actually get off the ground? Why does it "break up" and where do the astronauts sit? Come and find out in this fascinating and fabulously fun workshop and you even get to build and launch your own water rocket.
Morning Session 6 - 8 years
Afternoon Session 9 - 11 years
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