Headline News: Space Probe Lands on a Comet!!

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Chapter 2 - Exploring Space, Lesson 1

Advertisements

 Chinese used explosive powder for religious festivals  Fill bamboo tubes with this powder and attached them to arrows "fire arrows”  Repelled the.

A ROCKET IS A DEVICE THAT SENDS GAS IN ONE DIRECTION TO MOVE IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.

Bellringer Of the two types of combined forces, which one is present if the net force is ≠0.

How Rockets Work With a little history thrown in for fun.

Rockets and Satellites

Part 4: Exploration 1. Reaction Engine  An engine, such as a jet or rocket engine, that ejects gas at high velocity and develops its thrust from the.

 The word "rocket" can mean different things. Most people think of a tall, thin, round vehicle. They think of a rocket that launches into space. "Rocket"

Lesson 3 History of Rockets. Early Rockets It is unknown when the first rockets were developed. The Chinese made the first solid propellant rockets between.

Please read pages Define rockets Beginning, important dates, and important people/country, and how they work.

Space Exploration Unit

Know the basic facts and general operating principle of rocket engines. Introduction to Space.

Cadet Phase I & II Aerospace Dimensions Rockets (Module 4)

Uncontrolled copy not subject to amendment Rocketry Revision 1.00.

Traveling Into Space Chapter 19 section 5.

Why study rockets??? Review of Important Science topics Introduction to a possible life long hobby FUN,FUN,FUN...

CAV 100 History of Rocketry Chinese Invent gunpowder Emperor Kia-fung Tu-1286 Emperor Kia-fung Tu-1286 First recorded use of rockets as a weapon First.

The dawn of space travel. To show how Rocket technology began and advanced through the Cold War.

Spaceships! And other space tech…. The first rockets The Chinese were the first to experiment with gunpowder and fireworks. They first used them for ceremonies.

History of rockets rocket a device that expels gases in one direction to move in the opposite direction History of rockets  originated in China ’s.

History of Rocketry Video. China 2000 yrs ago Gunpowder Chase away evil sprits! BOOM Realization of military value 1000 AD  Fire Rockets Marco Polo used.

History After Tsiolkovsky came an American, Robert Goddard (1920’s). First to experiment with liquid fuel… more difficult. Developed a gyroscope system.

Rockets Module 41 Rockets and the Conquest of Space.

Rocketry – n. the science of building and launching rockets (Webster’s Dictionary)

With a Little Help. Newton’s Third Law of Motion for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction jet airplanes and space rockets rely on this.

T SIOLKOVSKY T IMELINE P OWER POINT By: Elizabeth Sanders.

Spaceflight I Leaving Earth How Rockets Work Newton's Laws of Motion are: 1.An object at rest tends to remain at rest 2.An object in motion tends to.

Space Exploration Boy Scout Presentation November 17, 2003 Amanda Kelly Shara Walenta Brad Steinfeldt.

Rockets. Rocket  A chamber enclosing a gas under pressure  Small opening allows gas to escape providing thrust in the process  Which of Newton’s Laws?

Section 5: Traveling Into Space

Sci. 5-1 Rocket Science Pages A. Rocket- a machine that uses escaping gas to move.

Astronomy - Chapter 5 Section 1 ROCKET SCIENCE. 1. WHO LAUNCHED THE FIRST LIQUID FUELED ROCKET? A. Konstantin Tsiolkovsky B. Robert Goddard C. NASA D.

Rockets Module 41 Rockets Module Four Saturn V Rockets Module 42 Objective To understand more about the conquest of space… the final frontier –Discoveries.

(Write five complete sentences)

Rockets Module 41 Rockets Module Four Saturn V Rockets Module 42 Objective To understand more about the conquest of space… the final frontier.

This presentation will give a brief description of rocket principles.

“Every vision is a joke until the first man accomplishes it.” - Robert H. Goddard.

Exploring Space 6.E.1.3 Summarize space exploration and the understandings gained from them.

Introduction to Rocketry Ms. Pacheco Advanced and Conceptual Physics Physical Science.

Rockets & Rocketry. Rocket A rocket is a type of engine that pushes itself forward or upward by producing thrust. Unlike a jet engine, which draws in.

The Science of Rockets Chapter 2, Section 1 P40-45.

Rocket Multistage Rocket Space Shuttles Space ProbeSatellite An object that expels gas in one direction to move in the other. Action- Reaction A rocket.

 Why should humans explore the space?  Is it possible for humans to explore places beyond the solar system?  Will we ever reach other stars?  What.

Redstone Written Phase

The Science of Rockets Notes. A History of Rockets A rocket is a device that sends gas in one direction to move the rocket in the opposite direction.

Rockets and Space Exploration. Traveling into Space Rocket – a device that expels gas in one direction to move in the opposite direction. – The first.

History of Rocketry 1. The first rockets were invented by the Chinese when they invented gunpowder in 1200 A.D. to propel rockets. 2. Sir Isaac Newton.

Space Exploration Unit Spaceflight Timeline. Chinese Invention of Fireworks and Gunpowder Gunpowder and Fireworks invented in China 2 century BCE.Gunpowder.

Tools and Technologies: To Understand Our Universe.

Science of Rockets. Rockets Development - A rocket is a device expelling gas in one direction to move the rocket in the opposite direction. - Rocket technology.

The History and Technology of Flight

Leaving the Earth.

The Space Race.

Propulsion and Launch Vehicles

Exploring Space.

Rockets A rocket works by expelling a gas out of the rear and pushing the rocket into the opposite direction. In a rocket fuel is burned to create a.

Chapter 13 Section 1b: The Science of Rockets

Rockets Aerospace.

Space Exploration Rocket Science.

Technological Developments are Making Space Exploration Possible and Offer Benefits on Earth Unit E: Topic Two.

With a little history thrown in for fun

Development and Principles of Rocketry

Topic 6 Space Exploration

Notes Science SPI 0807.T/E.2 Eng Design Process

Rockets!!! Parts: Why?.

Section 1 – pg 502 The Science of Rockets

Chapter 16 Section 7 How does a rocket work?

Jeopardy Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200

Exploring Space 6.E.1.3 Summarize space exploration and the understandings gained from them.

Topic 6 – Above the Atmosphere and Under Control

Presentation transcript:

Headline News: Space Probe Lands on a Comet!! http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/tech/2014/11/12/lead-sot-foreman-comet-philae.cnn.html

Rocketry

Early Rockets Movement through space needed a means other than pushing off of something. 1st people to use rockets were Chinese Defense against Mongols, “flying fire” Common propellant was black (gun-) powder Third law of Thermodynamics = for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction As fuel burned, hot gasses were forced out the back and pushed the rocket forward

Early Rockets Problems: difficult to aim, short range, stabilized by a stick Alternate use = fireworks! Congreve rocket More powerful, greater range, seen in War of 1812 by Francis Scott Key Hale rocket Stabilized by spinning, more compact, more accurate

Rocket Design Research “Father of Astronautics” = Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (Russian school teacher and scientist); wrote about rockets/space travel “Father of Modern Rocketry” = Robert Goddard (American physicist); developed liquid-fueled rockets (flew faster and higher); also developed a guidance system called a “gyro”

WWII Rockets When Germany was defeated, the United States and Russia took some of their V-2 rockets and used the knowledge gained from them to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).

Rockets and Space Exploration Satellite = an object in orbit around a celestial body (can be artificial or natural) First (Russia) – Sputnik 1 in 1957 First living organism in space – Sputnik 2 in 1957 Dog named Laika First (for the USA) – Explorer 1 in 1958 Multistage rockets send larger satellites into orbit and farther into space Each stage (stacked rocket) separates as fuel runs out, and the next one begins to burn More power, less mass