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    Paper Airplanes

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    Paper Airplanes Project Design Plan: * I want to know what type of paper airplane model will fly the farthest. I believe airplane design is very important when trying to see how far a paper airplane will fly. The different shape and narrowness or width as well as weight distribution are all factors in flight distance. So if I have a narrow paper airplane‚ a very wide one‚ and one in between‚ which on will fly the farthest? * The relevance of this experiment is similar to understanding

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    Timeline of airplanes

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    wingspans of up to 15 feet on flights of more than half a mile. 1903 First sustained flight with a powered‚ controlled airplane Wilbur and Orville Wright of Dayton‚ Ohio‚ complete the first four sustained flights with a powered‚ controlled airplane at Kill Devil Hills‚ 4 miles south of Kitty Hawk‚ North Carolina. On their best flight of the day‚ Wilbur covers 852 feet over the ground in 59 seconds. In 1905 they introduce the Flyer‚ the world’s first practical airplane. 1904 Concept of a fixed

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    The Moose and the Sparow

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    Study Notes—Short Stories Red Sweater ➢ Exposition: o Characters: ▪ Mr. Conway: Elderly man who only had one pair of shoes‚ selling some puppies ▪ Boy—narrator: around 14 years old‚ sent to help Mr. Conwayy by bringing his shoes to town to be fixed ▪ Hunter’s son: came around Mr. Conway’s house wearing a red sweater that the narrator wanted. Was admiring the puppies. ▪ Hunter:

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    is a GLIDER? : A light engineless aircraft designed to glide after being towed aloft or launched from a catapult. Parts of Glider : A glider consists of three main parts: 1) Fuselage 2) Wing 3) Tail FUSELAGE: It can be defined as the main body of the glider. It is cambered and in the middle portion‚ we attach the wing around the position where the camber is maximum by either making a slot in the fuselage‚ or by dividing in two parts. WING: It is the most important part of the glider. When

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    The Bull Moose

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    Alden Nowlan (1933 – 1983)‚ in 1962‚ wrote the Canadian poem "The Bull Moose." At first read‚ the poem seems to be about a wild male moose that‚ while looking for a place to die‚ has wandered into a small town. Upon discovering this wild creature‚ the townspeople torment it and eventually‚ when the moose shows signs of strength‚ they kill it. Nowlan‚ however‚ combines contrasting imagery‚ symbolism‚ and mythological aspects to illuminate his overall theme of how far humanity has fallen from nature

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    the moose and the sparrow

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    The moose and the sparrow After reading: 1. Describe Cecil and his life. Cecil is a short thin 19 year old that is spending his summer break at a logging camp to make money for next years tuition to U.C.B for an arts program. He graduated high school at 17and has already finished a first year of university. His parents divorced when he was very young he grew up in several different foster homes. A man named Moose at the logging camp also bullied him. 2. Describe Moose Maddon. Moose

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    The Moose and the Sparrow

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    The short story “The Moose and the Sparrow” was written by the Canadian author Hugh Garner. The story is about a young man named Cecil‚ whose parents divorced when he was very young‚ and who grew up in several foster homes. Cecil graduated from high school at the age of seventeen‚ and had finished a year of university when the story begins. In order to study‚ he needs tuition money‚ and therefore he starts working in a logging camp. One man‚ named Maddon Moose‚ is determined to make Cecil break

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    Flight

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    Lift and Stalls (1.32) Describe the Effect of Altitude on Mach Number and Critical Mach Number As the altitude increases‚ the density changes resulting in changing Mach numbers. For constant Mach the equation is M = TAS / LSOS For constant IAS the equation is IAS = TAS x √ρ/ρ0 For constant TAS the equation is TAS = IAS x √ρ0/ρ Lift and Stalls (1.35) Describe the Effects of Changes in Angle of Attack on the Pressure Distribution and

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    Moose and Sparrow

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    Zachary Andrews “Moose and the Sparrow” Essay In the “Moose and the Sparrow” the characters‚ setting and plot contribute to the theme that even though a person might seem weak and vulnerable from the outside; he or she can be capable of doing the most extraordinary things. The male protagonist Cecil was subjected to intolerable behaviour by his boss Moose Maddon throughout the story. After Moose learned that Cecil was a college boy who studied the arts‚ Moose made it his duty to treat

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    The Bull Moose

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    “The Bull Moose” by Aiden Nowlan is an intriguing free verse poem‚ the speaker discussing the plight of a male bull moose who is tormented and killed by people after wandering into a town. Nowlan explores the cruelty of mankind to the natural world‚ asserting the human tendency to reject what cannot be controlled. This idea is made evident through the sparkles shift in tone and actions. From the onset of the poem‚ Nowlan presents the apparent contrast between civilization and nature‚ particularly

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