STEM
What force keeps your feet on the ground?
What is gravity?
Backward acting force resists cars forwards motion through the air is?
What is ru paul
First step of the design process?
What is a problem?
What's the part of the shoes that needs the most traction
Whats the outsole
What is a simple machine that raises or lowers something?
What is a pulley?
downward aerodynamic force pushes a car into the track is called
What is downforce?
Number of main steps in the design process?
What is 9?
Harvested from the bark of a tree without harming it, this lightweight, moisture-wicking material is perfect for footbeds or breathable upper linings.
What is cork
What is the most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere?
What is Nitrogen?
Why is downforce applied to a drag car??
What is increase grip without mass
When a prototype fails, what is the next step?
What is improve and redesign?
It's the top part of the shoe that covers the instep, toes, and sides of the foot, securing it to the sole.
What is the upper?
What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
What is Mercury?
What is a Newton?
You start building before this important step?
What is brainstorming or planning?
The metal end of the shoelaces is called
What is aglets?
Formulated by Sir Isaac Newton, this law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
What is Newton's Third Law of Motion?
When designing a lightweight car, engineers balance aerodynamics with this force
what is gravity?
What are the detailed drawings or materials during this step called?
What is the design phase?
What were the materials that we used during the ecofriendly shoe
What is