Mission To Mars- Ava W.
Published on Nov 27, 2015
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OTHER PLANET HAVE TO MANY GASES OR THEY ARE TO FAR AWAY FROM THE SUN
WE DIDN'T CHOSE ANY OTHER PLANET BECAUSE...
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The distance is 140 million miles away from the sun.
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On Mars a person is likely to survive and you could collet many particals and dust.
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ON MARS WE HOPE TO LEARN...
MORE ABOUT THE SOLOR SYTEM AND MORE ABOUT MARS AND STUDY THINGS FROM MARS TO MAKE MANY DISCOVERIES
MY TEAM AND I DECIDED THAT WE NEEDED...
A CONTROL ROOM TO CONTROL THE SHIP, A STORGE ROOM, ROVERS, LANDING PODS, PARACHUTES, AND EXTRA FOOD, SUITS AND WATER.
PARACHUTES ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE SPACECRAFT BECAUSE...
IT HELPS THEM LAND SAFTLY INSTEAD OF THEM RIDING A MILLION MILES AN HOUR.
All three of my groups changed different things, but the one thing we never changed was the 150 load.
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My first group made one like everyone else which was, a large canopy (a coffee filter), a large suspension line (string) , and my load.
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My second group made one like this a large coffee filter as the canopy, large suspension lines and the load.
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My third group made it with a large fabric canopy, large suspension lines and the load.
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My group's final parachute was a large plastic canopy, medium suspension lines and the load.
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Group #1- 1.91, 2.13, 1.86
Group #2- 2.46, 2.13, 2.19
Group #3- 1.21, 1.25, 1.18
AN EXTRA LARGE PLASTIC BAG CANOPY, 15 IN. SUSPENSION LINES AND 150 LOAD
MY DESIGN WOULD BE...
The thing that I felt stood out to me in my learning was when we did the planet bar when we decided which planet we were gonna land on. I learned that Earth is 70% water and that Uranus has a very strong magnetic field.
Another thing that stood out to me during my learning was the variables. I never knew how variables worked and I learned that you can change one thing and that is your independent variable.
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AND I HOPE YOU LIKED MY PRESENTATION ABOUT MY MISSION TO MARS!
THANK YOU!🌟🌙🌍☀️
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