Rockets August 10, 2010 SUNRISE-CREST Camp 2010.

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Rockets August 10, 2010 SUNRISE-CREST Camp 2010

Investigate using your laptop Use the site: http://exploration.grc.nasa.gov/education/rocket/guided.htm Look for the structural parts of a rocket Types of rockets What are the forces acting on a rocket Weather conditions are needed for a launch

Parts of a Rocket

Forces acting on rockets Gravity – Weight Friction – Drag Thrust Lift

Rocket Modeler III - beta

Input the specifications – METRIC Design Nose Payload Body Fins Fuel Pad Launch

Escaping Earth’s Atmosphere Atlantis launch ~ 2min Atlantis launch and solid rockets fall ~ 5min

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