![]() ![]() Keywords: engineering challenge, scientific method, rockets, moon, Newton's laws, engineering design process, moon, Mars, acceleration, vector, trajectory, potential energy, kinetic energy, LCROSSĪctivity challenges students to solve a real-world problem that is part of the space program using creativity, cleverness and scientific knowledge while learning about forces, structures and energy transfer. ![]() Students modify a paper cup so it can zip down a line and drop a marble onto a target. Keywords: kite, forces of flight, Newton's laws, laws of motionĪctivity challenges students to solve a real-world problem that is part of the space program using creativity, cleverness, and scientific knowledge, while learning about electricity, magnetism, forces and energy transfer. Design and test and aircraft given several parameters and explain how early flight was influenced by kites. Students construct 3 different kite models and predict the most effective design. Keywords: X-planes, gliders, flight testing, models Students learn how small-scale models developed with simple materials can result in new aircraft and future space launch vehicles. Getting the Drop on Flight with the 'X' Planes Keywords: air traffic control, simulator, computer-based Using the Smart Skies: Line Up With Math activity, students learn how NASA engineers use ATC simulations to make flying safer and more efficient. Getting Off the Ground into the Smart Skies!Ĭomputer-based mathematics-focused introduction into the Air Traffic Control, or ATC, system. ![]() Keywords: Newton's Laws of Motion, forces of flight, lift, drag, thrust, engineering design process, kites #EGG DROP CHALLENGE FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING SERIES#Students perform a series of simulations to explore the theory and practice of flight. ![]()
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