The National Geographic Power Rocket is a rechargeable toy rocket kit for children interested in STEM principles to try out on their own or with friends. The rocket kit comes with a one-foot-tall rocket that can be blasted up to 200-feet into the air thanks to an internal rechargeable electric motor. A single charge of the rocket will deliver up to 20 launches to make it great for multiple rounds instead of only offering a single launch.
The National Geographic Power Rocket will take off at the press of a single button and has three different height settings for users to choose from. A series of helicopter-style rotor blades will help the rocket to return safely to the ground after launch.
Rechargeable Child Rocket Kits
The National Geographic Power Rocket Reaches Heights of 200-Feet
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