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MISSION 1: EVALUATING ROCKETS!

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Mission 1: Evaluating rockets!. Rocket and Shuttle Designs!. What can we notice about each of these designs? What do we think makes them a good rocket? Can you think of scientific words to help explain your answers?. Rocket and Shuttle Designs!. Rocket and Shuttle Designs!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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MISSION 1:EVALUATING ROCKETS!

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Rocket and Shuttle Designs!

What can we notice about each of these designs?

What do we think makes them a good rocket?

Can you think of scientific words to help explain your answers?

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Rocket and Shuttle Designs!

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Rocket and Shuttle Designs!

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Rocket and Shuttle Designs!

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Your mission:

Look at the pictures of rockets and shuttles on your desk.

Discuss each with your partner and decide what is a good/ bad design feature.

Make notes on your sheet. Be prepared to feedback to the

rest of the space cadets!

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MISSION 2:DESIGNING ROCKETS!

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History of Rockets!

In 400BC, the first signs of rockets were found!

Hero of Alexandria, an Ancient Greek, invented the Hero Engine.

The fire created steam, which created a thrust which moved the sphere.

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History of Rockets!

In the first century AD, the Chinese began experimenting with gunpowder.

They created gunpowder filled tubes attached to bamboo.

The rocket was born!

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History of Rockets!

Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727) developed laws to explain how rockets worked.

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History of Rockets!This rocket was the first to successfully fly with a liquid- propelled rocket on March 16, 1926. Fuelled by liquid oxygen and gasoline, the rocket flew for only two and a half seconds, climbed 12.5 meters, and landed 56 meters away in a cabbage patch.

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History of Rockets!This all lead to the development of the rockets used today.

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Your mission:

To design a rocket! Using your discussion, you will

design a rocket ready to test at the next School Rocket Launch!

Think carefully about your design.

Be prepared to launch at 13.30!

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MISSION 3:MAKING OUR

ROCKETS!LAUNCH TIME: 13.30!

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MISSION 4:TESTING OUR

ROCKETS!IT’S LAUNCH TIME!

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MISSION 5:EVALUATING

OUR ROCKETS!

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Evaluating your rocket:

How did your rocket perform?

What was the best part of your rocket design?

What would you improve next time?