Nature of Science
This term refers to the scale or size of a value, typically expressed in powers of ten, to compare relative differences.
Order of Magnitude
This term describes the condition where an aircraft, when disturbed, neither returns to its original position nor moves further away but remains in the new position.
Neutral Dynamic Stability
It is important to consider how the acceleration of an object is related to the net force acting on it, as described by
Newtons Second Law
This is the favorite color of my professor.
Sky Blue
In the development of the concept of force, what two terms that have been discussed in other modules are applied?
Direction and Magnitude
This term describes the condition where an aircraft, when disturbed, gradually returns to its original position over time.
Positive Dynamic Stability
This principle explains that an object's velocity will remain constant if no force acts upon it, illustrating the concept that an object will resist changes to its state of motion due to
inertia
This is the second favorite color of my professor
Red
This term refers to the established principles that govern the behavior of objects in physics, such as those defined by Newton.
Laws
This term refers to the capability of an aircraft to respond effectively to control inputs and execute desired flight performance.
Maneuverability
Daily Double
(only the team that picked this can answer)
What is the professor's favorite football team?
This is the favorite number of my professor
Five (5)
This term refers to a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on a body of evidence and repeated testing.
Theory
This term describes the variation of lift forces across the wingspan of an aircraft and its impact on flight stability and performance.
Lift Distributuion
An object will not generate lift if there is no movement of air or other fluids over its surface, highlighting the necessity of this factor.
No Lift
This is the favorite fish of my professor (non edible)
Angelfish
This term refers to a scientific procedure carried out to test a hypothesis and observe the outcomes.
Experimentation
In the conceptual design phase, it is common to account for the additional force generated at the tail by this simple formula.
1.05 x weight
A man leaning against the wall and doesn't fall through, why?
Newtons Third Law
These are the countries my professor has visited.
(Hint: total of 5)
Italy, Dominican Republic, Panama, Egypt, Hong Kong (China)