Fluids
Drag
Thrust
Lift
Weight (gravity)
100

Fluids are....

Liquids and gases

100

What is more aerodynamic, a piece of cardboard or a football?

A football

100

What is the spinning part of the helicopter called?

The propeller 

100

What part of airplane produces lift?

The wings 

100

What force opposes weight (gravity)?

Lift

200

What is a fluid?

A substance that flows


200

What is one activity we did that delt with drag?

The helium balloon design challenge

200

What part of the airplane produces thrust?

The gas turbine engines

200

What principle allows lift to occur in airplanes?

Bernoulli's Principle

200

Fast moving air has...

Low pressure

300

When fluids are heated they...?

Rise/expand

300

What part of the airplane increases drag?

The wing flaps

300

How does a bird produce thrust?

By flapping it's wings

300

Car spoiler are used to...

Reduce lift

300

Would your weight increase or decrease when on the moon? Comparing it to your weight on Earth 

Your weight would decrease

400

Dolphins and Barn Swallows both have what type of body shape that allow them to move through water and air easily

They have streamlined body shapes
400

The more aerodynamics an object is...

The easier it is for air to move around it. 

400

Which forces affect a spacecraft?

thrust and weight (gravity)

400

Fluids move from which type of pressure to which type of pressure

High pressure to low pressure

400

How does a lighter than air flying device overcome the force of weight (gravity)?

It uses a gas that is lighter than air enabling it to lift

500

When blowing up a balloon, what three fluid properties can be observed?

Fluids take up space, have weight and exert a pressure

500

What are the factors that affect drag?

Changing surface area, changing shape and changing surface type (smooth versus rough)

500

Helicopter blades are small __________

Airfoils 

500

What type of wings does an albatross have?

Passive Soaring Wings

500

As mass increases, weight...

f=ma

Increases