The foam nose cone of the rocket contains a space for the LaunchTrak flight computer, which records and provides students with detailed flight data. Students can analyze the logged data, including flight altitude and graphing. The nose cone of the HydroLaunch Water Rocket is meticulously designed to enhance aerodynamics and functionality. Crafted from durable foam, it serves as both a protective cover for the payload and a housing for the LaunchTrak flight computer. This innovative integration allows students to record and analyze critical flight data, such as altitude and trajectory, with precision.
