A transforming rocket toy has made a cosmic journey ... Inspired by the animated children's show, the Hey Duggee toy travelled on a stratospheric balloon powered by hydrogen gas.

This Lunar Rocket toy built by Park Plastics allowed its purchaser to shoot the rocket into the air using water as the propellant. Toys like this demonstrated reactive motion, providing a fun and ...

It’s a great way to send a water rocket ever higher, but [The Q] didn’t stop there. The build was also fitted with a wind-up module from a little walking toy, colloquially referred to as a ...