Posted: 4/6/2016 8:13:27 PM EDT
http://www.khou.com/mb/news/teens-bright-future-cut-short-by-science-experiment/122944203 THOUSAND OAKS, Calif.-- At 18, Bernard Moon was looking at a bright future. A charismatic high school honors student and athlete, he had been accepted at elite universities. But his life was cut short this week by the blast of a homemade rocket -- a failed nighttime science experiment on the tarmac of a Southern California elementary school |
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we did this yesterday
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+1 It would be interesting to know what the chemicals were that he used. Composite rocket propellant? Black powder? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quoted:
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Sounds like he put a pipe bomb on his skateboard.  +1 It would be interesting to know what the chemicals were that he used. Composite rocket propellant? Black powder? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile  How about Karo syrup? Rockets are super easy to make.
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How about Karo syrup? Rockets are super easy to make.Quoted:
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Sounds like he put a pipe bomb on his skateboard. +1 It would be interesting to know what the chemicals were that he used. Composite rocket propellant? Black powder? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile How about Karo syrup? Rockets are super easy to make.
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