PCW
What is the name of the oldest plane in the PCW? (hint: it is the first plane on the WW1 floor)
Caproni Ca.20
What was the name of the silver ball sattelite in the gallery?
Sputnik one
How fast did the concorde go?
Mach 2
Name one problem with going to the bathroom in space
Biohazard from waste
Where did you fly to and from during your flight simulator?
Boeing field to Paine field and back
Who is snoopys sworn enemy
Red Baron
Who was the first man into space (I NEED HIS FULL NAME)
Which type of aircraft did DB Cooper jump out of?
727 (Mo's home)
What holds water together in zero gravity?
Surface tension!
What is a composite?
A type of advanced material made by combining many materials into one, such as carbon fiber and a type of resin
Which World War 2 aircraft was recovered from the bottom of Lake Washington?
F4U Corsair
Who was the first WOMAN in space? (I NEED HER FULL NAME)
Valentina Terishkova
Who are the four presidents who flew on the 707 Air Force One?
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, and JFK.
Name two things astronauts would train on in the FFT
Getting in and out of the space shuttle, and navigating mechanical issues
What is a truss and how does it work? (WE TALKED ABOUT THIS TODAY)
A structure typically made up of triangles that supports distributing forces equally
What does the acronym WASP stand for?
Women Air Force Service Pilots
How many F-1 engines were on the Saturn V and how many olympic sized swimming pools could its fuel fill?
5 F-1's, 50 Olympic size swimming pools
Why are the windows of the concorde so small?
Because the extreme heat generated from supersonic flight would create cracking and window damage.
Why do our bones get weak in space? (I WILL BE PICKY ABOUT YOUR ANSWER)
Zero gravity in space prevents stress from being put on your bones, your bone weakening cells work faster than your bone building cells to cause bone breakdown.
Where were rockets created and what were the first rockets?
China and fireworks
What type of aircraft did a pilot with a wooden leg fly?
Spitfire
How many miles per hour did the V-2 rocket go (needs to be the specific number I said)
3,400 miles per hour
Why are there chevrons (shark teeth) on the back of the 787 engines?
Chevrons make the engine airflow more streamlined reducing noise.
How many pounds could the payload bay of the space shuttle hold?
65,000 pounds
Name ALL THREE educators who helped with your lego mechatronics lesson
Bea, Gayle, and Vega