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April 23, 2013
7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Eastern time
Center of Mass and Center of Pressure:
Engineering a Stable Rocket
Presented by: Marti Phipps
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Introducing today’s presenter…
Introducing today’s presenters
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Marti Phipps NASA Explorer Schools Education Specialist
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, CA
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From the Rockets Educator Guide
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GRADE LEVEL
4-12 6
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Are you a participant of
NASA Explorer Schools?
✔ Yes ✖ No
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Classroom videos
Presentation slides
Links to NASA sites
Related activities
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Outline
The NASA Connection
Navigating the Activity
Building a Rocket and a Launcher
STEM Concepts
Additional Resources
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Which civilization is credited
with the first recorded use of
rocket propulsion?
A. Chinese
B. Russian
C. Greek
D. German
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Which civilization is credited
with the first recorded use of
rocket propulsion?
A. Chinese
B. Russian
C. Greek
D. German
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Which civilization is credited
with the first recorded use of
rocket propulsion?
A. Chinese
B. Russian
C. Greek
D. German
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Which civilization is credited
with the first recorded use of
rocket propulsion?
A. Chinese
B. Russian
C. Greek
D. German
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Next Generation Science
Standards
HS.PS-FM Forces and Motion
HS-ETS-ED Engineering Design
HS-ETS-ETSS Links Among Engineering, Technology,
Science, and Society
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LAB
SAFETY
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Minimal cost
Easy to assemble and use
Parts at plumbing or
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What qualifies a
successful launch?
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Design
Build
Test Record
Data
Analyze Results Engineering
Design
Process
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center of gravity
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For simple shapes:
Balance the rocket from a string or on an edge such as your finger or a meter stick
Finding Center of Gravity
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For more complex shapes:
Hang the rocket from some point
Drop a plumb line from that point
Draw line on rocket along string
Repeat from another point
Find the point of intersection
Finding Center of Gravity
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Trace the shape of the
rocket on cardboard
Cut out the shape
Determine the balance point
Finding Center of Pressure
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Mathematical Approximation
Center of Gravity
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Mathematical Approximation
Center of Pressure
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Thanks to today’s presenter!
Introducing today’s presenters
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Marti Phipps NASA Explorer Schools Education Specialist
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, CA
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