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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MISSION TO MARS

BY:NATHAN THAI NGUYEN

WHY DID I EXPLORE MARS NOT ANOTHER PLANET?

  • Mars has a rocky surface.
  • The other planets are too gaseous or the pressure is to strong.
  • We will explore how to start a community on Mars.
  • We hope to learn if there is life on Mars.

WHAT ARE IMPORTANT THINGS THAT NEED TO BE ON YOUR SPACECRAFT?

  • Water
  • Food
  • Oxygen
  • Solar powered heater
  • Blankets
  • Astronaut suits
  • Food powder
Photo by write_adam

WHAT ITEMS DO YOU NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL ON YOU MISSION?

  • Fins
  • Rocket boosters
  • Landing gear
  • Parachutes
  • Suspension lines
  • Control room
  • Controls
  • Oxygen

HOW ARE PARACHUTES IMPORTANT ON A ROCKET SHIP?

  • They catch wind
  • Slow falling objects down
  • Help things easily without destroying it

WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF A PARACHUTE?

  • The load
  • The suspension lines
  • The parachute

HOW DO PARACHUTE PARTS WORK?

  • First, the parachute is activated.
  • Next, the parachute catches the wind.
  • Then, the load slows down catched by the wind.
Photo by Rusty Russ

THE PARACHUTE TESTS MY GROUP CONDUCTED.

WHAT DID MY GROUP CONTROL?

  • The parachute size
  • The suspension line
  • Where to test our parachute
Photo by NASA APPEL

THE FINAL PARACHUTE RESULTS.

  • Trial 1: 2.33 seconds
  • Trial 2: 2.88 seconds
  • Trial 3: 2.64 seconds
  • Average: 2.61

IF I COULD MAKE ANOTHER PARACHUTE IT WOULD HAVE...

  • Have the biggest parachute size with plastic
  • Have longest suspension lines
Photo by MikeBlogs

MY PARAGRAPH

Photo by Tom Hilton

During this cool experience of parachutes and how they work, I learned how finding the averages for things can help you and how parachutes helped the world become what it is today.
There were many important things to me and my learning. One of these memories are the fun experiences with parachutes and the students that worked with me.
After all, these are the things that stuck with me throughout this experience.

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