SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Apollo 13 Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network NASA Glenn Research.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Apollo 13 The Successful Failure Written by: Ariel Pilgrim.

Advertisements

Rockets & Space Shuttles

APOLLO 13 By: Ryan Yamauchi. Goal The goal of the Apollo 13 mission was to land on the Moon. The goal of the Apollo 13 mission was to land on the Moon.

APOLLO 13 Safety Message Bob Sieck Odyssey Spacecraft NASA Project Engineer April 1970.

Euclid Middle School Space Odyssey Period 6  Liftoff was on Saturday, April 11 th 1970 at 1:13 PM  The Saturn V Rocket was carrying Odyssey and Aquarius.

A Brief History of Space Exploration

SYSM 6309 Advanced Requirements Engineering By: Paul Wasilewski.

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Intelsat VI Recovery with STS-49 (Endeavour) Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital.

Houston, We Have a Problem Two days after the liftoff of Apollo 13, James Lovell, John Swigert, and Fred Haise were enjoying a smooth ride, but they had.

By Ian Lambert. Centuries of Exploration For hundreds of years, the telescope was the main way to observe the moon. The first advancement past the telescope.

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Overview and Challenger Case Study Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network.

April, 1981 First Reusable Shuttle October, 1958 Let’s Begin 1960 TRIOS Program October, 1958 Project Mercury July, 1969 Apollo Mission 11 January, 1962.

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Mars Observer (MO) Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network NASA Glenn.

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Hubble Recovery with STS Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network NASA.

By: James Phommaxay, Andrew Fazekas, and Nick Chase.

2 AR Reading until 10:29. Student Planner May 4, 2015 Place this in the proper place SkyMap worksheet due May 6. You need planner, notes, pen/pencil Mercury.

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Apollo 1 Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network NASA Glenn Research.

By-Deshen Villa  James A. Lovell  John L. Swigert  Fred W. Haise.

Comprehend the history and accomplishments of Project Mercury Comprehend the history and accomplishments of Project Gemini Comprehend the history and accomplishments.

MISSIONS OF NASA. MERCURY 50 YEARS AGO NASA HAD ITS FIRST ASTRONAUTS. THE ORGANIZATION MERCURY IS WHERE EVERYTHING BEGAN. IT WAS THE FORM OF THE FIRST.

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA)

By: Jeffrey Hoddick & Keyan Suan. Purpose  Part of the reason the Apollo missions were created was because of the Cold war, specifically the space race.

Race to Space!. Wernher von Braun: Father of Space Exploration Along with other German scientists, developed the first rockets during and after World.

Apollo 11 By Reid Porter.

Apollo 13 By jakayla bradford. The day and time they launched off Apollo missions which include to successful lunar landings. The Apollo 13 mission was.

developed human intention to descend on the moon. Apollo 13 was NASA's third mission.

Moon Landing By: Anthony Holt & Jacob Childers. Moon landing The U.S. has landed on the moon 6 times. We went on the Apollo 11- the 17 but the Apollo.

Apollo 13 By: Colton Grant. When and where did it launch. It launched on April 11, It launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Manipulating Equations. First Moon Landing 1969 Apollo 11 was the spaceflight which landed the first humans, Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin Jr,

Before Shuttles _______________ All space flights were made with a single use craft _______________ Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarian 1 st human to orbit.

The risks and accidents of space travel Tensae Demissie.

Apollo 13 Crew The flight was commanded by James A. Lovell with John L. Swigert as command module pilot and Fred W. Haise as lunar module pilot.

America will send a new generation of explorers to the moon aboard NASA’s Orion crew exploration vehicle. After that, on to MARS!!!

The Space Race Part II The Quest for the Moon.

Space Race! By: Regan Jake Alex Spencer. First satellite  When the USSR caught wind that the United States had nuclear missiles, they decided to launch.

Unit 6 Lesson 1 Explanation. In 2004, President Bush set the following goal for the NASA constellation program, “this vision… is a sustainable and affordable.

By Anastasio. CHAPTER 1 July 20, 1969 Chapter on is about Neal Armstrong going to the moon an he was the 1 st one to step on the moon. Chapter on is about.

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

The Cold War and the Space Race  At the conclusion of World War 2 both the United States and Russia set themselves up to be super powers  This rivalry.

Human Space Flight Trials and Tribulations. Human Space Flight Challenges of Human Space Flight NASATragedy Future of Human Space Flight.

Apollo Program By: Courtney McGrath why did we want to reach the moon?  Compete with the Soviet Union  Space Race vs.

Learning Goals  I will be able to recognize the three main battles of the Space Race.  I will be able to explain the pathway to putting a man on the.

Early Beginnings – Sputnik I is launched by USSR Jan – 1 st US satellite Explorer I is launched Oct – NASA is formed April 1959 – Mercury.

Recommendation to Cease NASA Crew Return Vehicle Development April 29, 2004 Amanda KellyBlake HajovskyAnthony Pittman Engineering Technical Communications.

By:Shaniecia Muldrew Apollo 13. Date of launch Saturday, April at 13:13 cst.

Understand how our view of the solar system has changed over time and how discoveries made have led to our changing our view of the solar system. Learn.

Traveling Back to the Moon and Beyond With NASA’s Digital Learning Network (DLN)

2 AR Reading until 10:29. Student Planner May 7, 2015 Place this in the proper place Vocabulary Test Monday You need planner, notes, pen/pencil, spacecraft.

2 AR Reading until 10:29. Student Planner May 8, 2015 Place this in the proper place Vocabulary Test Monday You need planner, notes, pen/pencil, spacecraft.

NASA. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Founded in 1958 as a result of the Soviet Unions launch of Sputnik.

Manned Space Programs.

Apollo was a three-part spacecraft: 1. Command Module (CM)- held the crew's quarters and flight control section 2. Service module (SM)- for the propulsion.

Image right: America’s first astronauts: (front row) Walter M. Schirra Jr., Donald K. "Deke" Slayton, John H. Glenn Jr., Scott Carpenter, (back row) Alan.

SPACE: THE FINAL FRONTIER.

The US Manned Space Program. OverviewOverview  The history and accomplishments of Project Mercury  The history and accomplishments of Project Gemini.

Chapter 13 Section 2: The Space Program

People in Space.

U.S. Space Program History & Highlights.

Nathan Holt & Steve Case April 2006

Space Travel Present & Future

The space race Record RED info only!.

Quadratic Regression Project

Denying the Apollo Moon Landings

NASA Photo ID: S File Name: jpg Film Type: 4x5.

Place this in the proper place Vocab quiz Thursday. Study

Three Programs and One Goal

A Brief History of Space Exploration

THE MOON LUNA MOND LUNE.

Apollo and Beyond cont..

“Strategic Business Planning” NASA Space Program Application

Presentation transcript:

SPACECRAFT ACCIDENTS: EXAMINING THE PAST, IMPROVING THE FUTURE Apollo 13 Bryan Palaszewski working with the Digital Learning Network NASA Glenn Research Center

Apollo 13 (1/2) Launched: April 11, 1970 Mission: Explore the lunar surface with 2 persons, Fra Mauro Region, the Moon On April 13 the oxygen tank ruptured, causing loss of power and oxygen for the crew.

Apollo 13 (2/2) Crew transferred to Lunar Module and used its power and oxygen for life support. Original mission was aborted. Landed safely on Earth: April 17, 1970

Apollo 13 Results (1/2) After the flight, an investigation committee was formed to assess the cause(s). The oxygen (O2) tank rupture was causing by damaged wiring in the tank. The damage was caused when improper procedures were used for emptying the tank during ground testing.

Apollo 13 Results (2/2) Failure was re-created in ground testing. The O2 tank failure damaged the fuel cells that generate power for the astronauts. In future vehicles, an additional O2 tank was added for safety.