RocketReviews.com Blog  RocketReviews.com Blog PostsLatest Posts2012-05-11 - For Texas rocketry club and their inspirational teacher, the sky is just the beginning “Where the Rio Grande and the Rio Conchos meet in west Texas is believed to be the oldest continuously-cultivated land in America. But the most precious crop you’ll find there today is dreams ….” google_ad_client = "pub-4904471974338763"; google_ad_width = 468; google_ad_height = 60; google_ad_format = "468x60_as"; google_ad_type = "text_image"; google_ad_channel =... [Read More] 2012-04-23 - Photo Album T-Shirts, Posters, Postage Stamps, and More …. When viewing an image in the RocketReviews.com Photo Album, you may see a link under “What You Can Do” for ordering a t-shirt, printed photo, poster, genuine US postage stamp, or other product featuring the image. The currently link appears only under images you have uploaded to RocketReviews.com and under photos that I contributed (such as the photos I’ve taken at ROCK, NEFAR,... [Read More] 2012-03-20 - A First Look at the New MPC Rockets MPC, which produced model rocket kits from 1969 to 1978, is coming back. Round 2, a “collectibles” company which has re-issued classic toys and plastic model kits, is producing new model rocket kits under the MPC brand. The new MPC’s first kits are a series of easy-to-build model rocket kits featuring colorful pre-printed body tubes and unique parachute designs which will be... [Read More] 2012-03-18 - TTRA’s March Launch I had nothing to fly, but decided to attend the March TTRA launch as a spectator. And it turned out to be a great day for watching rockets fly. Can you ask for more than a bright, blue sky and almost no wind? We’ll, I guess it could have been a little cooler. You can see the entire collection of photos I took in the TTRA Photo Album. But, I’ll point out a few of the most... [Read More] 2012-03-07 - ROCK’s March Launch I’ve posted photos from ROCK’s March, 2012, launch in the RocketReviews.com Photo Album. I arrived early to show off the new Mobile-edition of JonRocket.com. For a day in early March, it was quite hot. But, “in like a lion” held true as high winds plagued us all day. We had to watch the anemometer and stop the launch when the wind speed exceeded 20 miles per hour. In... [Read More]
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