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What Is Launching Rockets Quest
My favorite by far is the launching rockets quest. I liked it the most because it was really hands on from what I understand and launching rockets sound pretty cool to me. Also there are several different models of rockets that the teams could build and so many ways to decorate it, the possibilities were endless. My most absolute favorite part about this quest is that there are so many trials and errors until you actually find the exact right model, and most teams probably did not find the exact right model which makes this quest even more exciting because you can work on it after it
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