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Makerspace:Pool Noodle Rockets
Rocket Ships
Rockets operate on Newton’s Third Law of Motion by burning fuel to create high-speed gas, which is expelled downwards through a nozzle to generate an upward launch.To escape Earth's gravity, rockets must achieve speeds of over 17,800 mph, usually employing a multi-stage design to dump empty, heavy fuel tanks and maximize efficiency.
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Parts of a Rocket Ship
Building a Rocket ship
Developing and building rockets involves a diverse team of specialists, primarily aerospace engineers, technicians, and scientists. Key roles include propulsion engineers (engines), structural engineers (airframe), avionics engineers (electronics), guidance and control specialists (navigation), and manufacturing engineers who build the hardware.
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Makerspace:Pool Noodle Rockets
Rocket Ships
Rockets operate on Newton’s Third Law of Motion by burning fuel to create high-speed gas, which is expelled downwards through a nozzle to generate an upward launch.To escape Earth's gravity, rockets must achieve speeds of over 17,800 mph, usually employing a multi-stage design to dump empty, heavy fuel tanks and maximize efficiency.
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Good Job!
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Parts of a Rocket Ship
Building a Rocket ship
Developing and building rockets involves a diverse team of specialists, primarily aerospace engineers, technicians, and scientists. Key roles include propulsion engineers (engines), structural engineers (airframe), avionics engineers (electronics), guidance and control specialists (navigation), and manufacturing engineers who build the hardware.
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Building a pool noodle Rocket ship