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National Aeronautics and Space Admi
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National Aeronautics and Space Admi
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Dear Educators: More than 50 years
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A Pictorial History of Rockets The
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Wan Hu, Sixteenth Century According
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Robert H. Goddard, 1882 to 1945 Ame
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X-15 Between 1959 and 1968, the X-1
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“One Small Step...” At 10:56 p.
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The Space Launch System and a New E
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What Comes Next An entire generatio
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The SLS rocket is modular so that i
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The J-2X rocket engine is the culmi
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How Rockets Work Whether flying a s
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Balanced Force Unbalanced Force the
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A Taste of Real Rocket Science Natu
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Four-stage, solid propellant Scout
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combustion chamber adjusts the amou
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wiggle room in this equation, the m
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National Curriculum Standards The r
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National Science Content Standards
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tangent to produce thrust. 4. Rotat
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students perform their own stabilit
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Procedure 1. Divide your students i
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Procedure The Experiment 1. Provide
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for trimming. It is much easier to
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How to Build a Rocket Racer 1. Lay
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Using the Pop! Rocket Launcher 1. P
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The basic pattern is found on page
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6. Fold the triangles inward to for
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One-Piece Pop! Rocket 71
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page for details. Before conducting
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consistently launching from above t
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Launcher Quadrant Pattern (Actual S
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tracker and are consistent in measu
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Water Level Marking Diagram Procedu
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of their designs and test it. • I
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