Modelling A Rocket 🚀 Flashcards

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What is a rocket?

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A long,tall structure that can be propelled into space

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2
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What is launch?

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To send a spacecraft into space

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3
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What is gravity?

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The pull that holds things on Earth

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4
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What is a vehicle?

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A machine that is used to carry people from one place to another

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5
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What is propel?

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To move or push something forwards

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6
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What do people use rockets for?

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People use rockets to travel into space and visit the Moon

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7
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What is each rocket?

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Each rocket is a system

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What is a system?

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A system has different parts that work together make something happen

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What does a rocket need to get it moving fast enough?

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A rocket needs ALOT of ENERGY to get it moving fast enough to escape Earth’s gravity and to push threw the Earth’s atmosphere

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10
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What does a rocket burn?

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A rocket burns fuel to release the energy they need

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What is the input of energy,the process and the output of energy of a rocket?

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•input of energy: energy stored in the fuel
•process:fuel is burned.hot gases shoot out of the bottom of therocket
•output of energy:fast upward, movement energy

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What do rockets take into space?

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Rockets take people,vehicle equipment and other spacecraft into space

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13
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What must a rocket be ?

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A rocket must be strong and light

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Why?

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The lighter the rocket the more equipment it can carry into space and it makes it easier to be propelled into space

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Why must the nose cone of the rocket be pointy?

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The rockets shape makes it easier to push through the air

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16
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What are the 3 types of energy a rockets has in order?

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Potential energy, chemical energy,kinetic energy

17
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Who were the first three men on the Moon?

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Neil Armstrong - Mission Commander.
Edwin ‘Buzz’ Aldrin - lunar module pilot.
Michael Collins - command module pilot

18
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Who was the first creature on the moon?

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A female dog

19
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What was her name

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Laika ,she was a stray dog

20
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Did the creature survive in space?

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She survived for 4 days until the cabin over heated and she died

21
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What was the first three men on the moon space craft called?

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Apollo 11

22
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Who was the first man in space?

A

Yuri Gagarin

23
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Eagle

24
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Which two countries had a space race?

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25
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Which country won the space race?

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26
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Who is Sir Isaac Newton?

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Sir Isaac Newton was a scientist that lived three hundred years ago?

27
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What did he discover?

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He discovered that all objects on Earth move according to some laws or rules ?

28
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What doe shis third law say?

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For every push in one direction there is a equal push in the opposite direction

29
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What does this law explain?

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This law explains how rockets and balloons move

30
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What makes a balloon move ?

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  1. the air in the balloon is under pressure.The air is pushing against the balloon and the balloon is pushing against the air.when air is under pressure it will try to escape

2.when you let the balloon go the air pushes out in one direction.the air pushes the balloon upwards in the opposite direction

31
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What happens when a solid or liquid gas burns?

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When a solid or liquids gas burns inside a rocket,hot gases shoot out at the bottom of the rocket,the rocket is then propelled into the sky