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PASSION PROJECT

Published on Nov 18, 2015

it is a passion project which functions a question, then we do research and solve it. It also refers to what we are interested in. That means either it's a sport or whatever... it's special... it's your soul. Everything. You know, my dreams or my passion is science. You might think it's weird... but I like it. For example, I'd like to find a cure for AIDS, not because I want to be rich, but because I want to save the world,thousands of lives every day. Some may be cruel,kind,funny,weird,cool awesome,cute and a lot of other adjectives. Thing is, I don't care. They may kill me, even though I saved them, but I saved a life. Like Maya Angelou, "Still I Rise", I may be dead but my soul, will always be there. Some kid or person, I should say, may steal my invention to get famous and rich and or to get the fame. But , they are a traitor, they are truly cruel, and they would do something foolish and die. That is fair. The quote from Star Trek: Live long and Prosper" is not true. You die, You're dead. You're in heaven so yeah... I wrote too much . 've Got to work on presentation. Due tomorrow. More quality. I know this is wordy, but it's awesome.

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PASSION PROJECT

How do you pump O2 into an air tank to go to space ? 
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MY GUESS

I think the way O2 is pumped into an air tank is like the way SCUBA air tanks are pumped. It probably uses the same techniques as NASA.

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STEPS NEEDED

  • 02 is stored in a 900,000 gal. tank.
  • Propellants are moved in vacuum-jacketed lines
  • A vacuum bottle stores O2 at -297 degrees. 
  • That's all the steps needed!
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MY RESEARCH

www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/launch/LOX-LH2-storage.html 
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MORE INFO

If you want to find out more about this topic, go to a library for reference. You can also read NASA books online at www.nasa.gov.

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Want to learn some facts? Skip right over to www.nasa.gov to have some fun ! I hope you enjoy the website.

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In conclusion, my guess was correct but I still wonder how do you capture the air to put it in a 900,000 gal. tank. That's my question. Why? How? What? Where? Who?

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Thanks for spending time to read this Haiku Deck.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION!

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I hope you have a great summer! :) (That :) means happy face by the way.)

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P.S I think this might be tedious, but please give me feedback either if you enjoyed the presentation or not. This is optional, by the way. ANY WAY, I wrote TOO much. I don't want to to fall asleep. If you did, WAKE UP!!! HELLO!! HEL-LO!

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ANY WAY, BYE!!

HOPE YOU'RE
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P.S. This show is a set of different supernovas, by the way. Only the third one is a gas explosion. If you want to see more lift your hindquarters to a library and read a book.

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