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Published on Dec 03, 2015
AP Physics - First Six-weeks Project
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1.
Le Physics
en le Blimp
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blmiers2
2.
Blimps
A.K.A Air Ships
Are now commonly filled with helium
Are more buoyant than air because of helium
Can hold 150x their weight
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MichaelB in Houston
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Consist of two 'air pouches', ballonets, that fill with normal, 'heavy' air to raise and lower blimp
They can hover in midair
Can withstand weather such as rain
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kevin dooley
4.
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Can accelerate by changing their incline by filling one ballonet at a time
Its oblong shape allows it to have a minimum of drag to coast through air
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tdlucas5000
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Thrusted by engine propellers to cruise from 30-70 mph
Propeller controls regulate speed and forward/backward direction
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tim caynes
6.
Sources
Spaceman. "Physics/airships."
Physics: Airships, Hot Air Balloons, Goodyear Blimp
.
About.com
, 9 June 2006. Web. 8 Sept. 2015.
Freudenrich, Ph.D. Craig. "How Blimps Work."
HowStuffWorks
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HowStuffWorks.com
, n.d. Web. 7 Sept. 2015.
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