Rocket Science

The forwardmost section of a rocket that is conically shaped.

• Pointy Front

• Nose Cone

• Cap

• Weather Resister

If an object does not change its position with respect to its surroundings with time, it is considered at:

• rest

• right angle

• kinetic

• none of these

The rate of change of velocity per unit of time.

• direction

• acceleration

• speed

• velocity

Force that attracts an object toward the center of the earth.

• friction

• potential

• gravity

• inertia

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Small wing mounted on an aircraft so that unwanted rolling motions are opposed.

• nose cone

• launch lug

• body tube

• fin

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A rearward, slowing force cause by disruption of air flow by the wing, rotor, or fuselage, or other protruding object.

• lift

• drag

• gravity

• acceleration

What holds the engine in place?

• engine

• body tube

• fins

• engine mount

What provides stability during LAUNCH?

• fins

• nose cone

• body tube

• launch lug

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Rockets are able to lift off and travel because of

• thrust

• velocity

• escape velocity

• speed

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The amount of thrust (force) produced by the rocket engines needs to be __________ than the force of gravity holding it down.

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