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suitcase as I met my uncle and I followed him to his car. On the way there, we went in a lift which was full of people. As soon as the door opened, the heat hit me. It was like putting a hot iron in front of my face. But it felt even worse as there was a slight wind which pushed the heat towards me. My body was surrounded in a blanket of heat and I even started to sweat slightly. My uncle told me to wait by the lift as he went to collect the car so I wouldn’t have to walk as far and drag my suitcase

aerodynamics into consideration, drag, gravity, thrust, and lift. Drag is the resistance against something when moving through the air. The next type is gravity, this will affect the item based on the weight of it, the heavier something is the more pressure it will have pushing down on it. These last two go together, thrust and lift. Thrust is the initial boost that comes from the strength of the thing that putting it in the air, and lift is when something below is pushing hard then the same exact

This paper examines the physics involved in driving a golf ball off the tee. The objective of a drive is to achieve the greatest distance while leaving the golf ball in the middle of the fairway. Several factors will be considered in achieving the longest, and most accurate drive. The factors include calculating the velocity of the golf ball after the club and ball collide, the mass of the club head, launch angle, the shape of the club face, and finding the optimal golf ball. Intuition

Procedure To prepare for this lab, we must first setup the isolated system. We used various equipment and tools such as an air track, glider, and a photogate connected to a computer. The isolated system comprises of a glider on an airtrack being pulled by a falling object. We then measured for the mass of the object being dropped (m= 20 g +/- 0.2 g). Additionally, the mass of the glider and its delta values were provided for us (M= 283.2 g +/- 1.0 g). We also measured for the distance of ten intervals

Introduction The purpose of this lab is to show how the quantity of wings effects the height a 2 oz. bottle rocket launches into the air. The wings have a vital effect on the flight of the rocket. The fins keep the rocket stabilized and going in the right direction. The way that the fins do this is the same way that the feathers on an arrow keep it flying straight. The increased drag on the back end of the fuselage of the rocket, keeps the back end in the back. Experimental Design “Will the

Different shapes can affect how far a car can travel based on the how the air flows around it. The question of the experiment is “Does the shape of the roof of the car affect how far a model car can travel?” The hypothesis of the experiment is if the roof’s shape is changed, then it will affect how far the car can travel. The shape of the roof is the independent variable and the distance traveled is the dependent variable. The control variables are the size of the wheels, where is the car is launched

Rotocopter Report The original design of the rotocopter was straightforward. Flap A and Flap B were to be folded in towards each other, along the dashed line. Rotor A and Rotor B were to be folded in opposite directions. The hypothesis of the experiment was as follows: If the rotocopter is put onto construction paper, it will have more air time. To be ensured that only one variable was tested at a time, the rotocopter was dropped from the same height every time. Not only this, but the rotocopter

Making something exciting on your own can be too much fun and if the product in the making is flying Drone then the fun undertaking can be unlimited, energizing and moreover valuable to you in terms of what all you can do with it. Some people get into this as a result of science project assign to them in school or college and some get into this out of curiosity and ideas floating in their mind which they want to turn into flying reality like a flying Drone. What is a Drone? Basically an unmanned

Direct Ski SWOT Analysis Strengths · Direct Ski has achieved cost competitiveness by bypassing travel agents to sell directly to customers through its website · Direct Ski has experienced rapid growth and turnover was up from €2.5million in 2002 to €3.6million in 2003. At the end of the 2003/2004 ski season, Direct Ski had quickly become the 2nd largest provider of package ski holidays in Ireland with just over 15% of the market share. It also had a small but growing share of the UK market

The furcula is the main element of avian flight; it is an important origin for flight muscles used in the down stroke. Many biomechanical functions have been suggested for the Furcular. Originally it was thought to play a motionless function, acting as a spacer and muscle for flight. Other studies showed a more active role, where the furcular experience distortions during the wingbeat cycle, where it spread laterally on the down stroke and rebounding during the upstroke, almost acting like a spring