Rocket

Rocket fireworks, also known simply as “rockets,” are thrilling pyrotechnic devices designed to shoot up into the sky before exploding into a spectacular display of light and color. Typically consisting of a cylindrical tube filled with propellant and a payload of explosive stars or effects, rockets are mounted on a stick that guides their flight. Upon ignition, the propellant burns rapidly, generating thrust that propels the rocket high into the air. Once it reaches its peak altitude, the payload ignites, creating a brilliant aerial show. Rockets are a highlight of festive celebrations like Diwali and New Year’s Eve, admired for their breathtaking ascent and dazzling bursts. However, they require careful handling and should be launched from a stable, open area to ensure safety and prevent accidents.