'Rockets' presentation slideshows

Aerospace Education

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RESPONSE TO FLARE SIGHTINGS

RESPONSE TO FLARE SIGHTINGS. Nov 2011. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Flare Sightings. Flare Sightings. In the event of a flare getting reported to JRCC, there a a number of questions which will need to be asked to narrow down the area to be searched.

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Using Smarter Science as Bookends

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World War II

World War II. 1939-1945. Causes in Europe. Territorial expansion by the nations of Germany and Italy Both nations were ruled by Fascist dictators Adolf Hitler in Germany Benito Mussolini in Italy Italy had taken over Ethiopia and Albania

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Motion

Motion. Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration. Frames of Reference. The object or point from which movement is determined Movement is relative to an object that appears stationary Earth is the most common frame of reference. Questions. What is the frame of reference for the sunset?

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Presenter: Anthony E. Grisillo Rose Tree Media School District, PA

3,2,1... Lift Off! Using Rocketry to Integrate Curriculum. Presenter: Anthony E. Grisillo Rose Tree Media School District, PA. Anthony Grisillo. BSED Elementary Education MED Science and Technology US Space Academy Teacher Program

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NBA

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AIAA and Baltimore Section Precollege Programs

AIAA and Baltimore Section Precollege Programs. Tom Milnes Navigation Modeling Section Supervisor Johns Hopkins University / Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU/APL) Baltimore Section Precollege Programs American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). AIAA Educator Associate Program.

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NAMSA QA Organization

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Model Rockets

Model Rockets. Big question. Does size change the height of how high it goes? Because rockets come in different sizes. Hypothesis. I think the taller the rocket the higher it goes. I think this because the rocket is higher and can reach a higher altitude. 5 interesting facts.

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Fourth of July

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Lets investigate

Lets investigate. By Allesse keyes. Contents page. Page 1 history of rockets Page 2 diagram of a space shuttle

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Delta

Delta. DELTA Created, Designed, Tested, and Written By: Jordanna, Tuff, and Maura.

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Building Rockets

Building rockets. Building Rockets . By S imran K aur and M arie Ammar . Flight Number One. Baking Soda (3 teaspoons) Vinegar (15 ml) Money used: $5,850 Height and time both zero To improve flight, we used less baking soda. Flight Number Two. Baking Soda (2 teaspoons)

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Spelling Monday

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Physics Conservation of Momentum

Physics Conservation of Momentum. A rocket works on conservation of momentum. The high mass rocket is propelled upward by the low mass, high velocity gas. Similar concepts include the recoil of a gun, and the movement of a boat when you throw something from it. ROCKETS!.

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Bottles into rockets

1. 2. 3. 4 . 5. 6. . You need a plastic bottle. A pump. A hose. A rubber cork. Bottles into rockets. A little box or a desk. A tube. First you put a hole in a wooden box or a wooden desk. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. We put some water into a plastic bottle.

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