It s Time to Launch into Space!

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Launch Your CEV It s Time to Launch into Space! For years, NASA has been reusing launch components to send rockets and the Space Shuttle into space. For example, the solid rocket boosters (SRB s) on the Space Shuttle are often retrieved from the ocean, brought back to Kennedy Space Center, then cleaned and prepped for another Shuttle Launch. Why? The same reason we recycle our aluminum cans. It helps the environment and helps us save money for future launches. During this session, you must design and test a Reusable Launcher for your Crew Exploration Vehicle that will journey to the Moon. Therefore, your goal will be to launch your CEV into an orbit around the Moon. 120

THE CHALLENGE: To design and test a Reusable Launcher with the following constraints: 1. Launch the CEV to reach a goal of 5 meters. See the drawing on the page 123 for an idea of how to set up your launch. 2. The Launcher must be reusable for each trial. If your rubber band breaks because it was pulled too far, it is not reusable for another launch. 3. The Launcher must consist of an effective combination of rubber band type and how far back it should be pulled. You will experiment with three types of rubber bands and try three different lengths to pull those rubber bands back (think of a sling shot, but attached to a table). 4. The Launcher must produce a repeatable outcome. If you set up the Launcher the same way twice, the CEV should travel the same distance both times. It is more important that the CEV is launched the same distance using the same setup than it is to get the CEV to travel the farthest distance. 121launch your cev DESIGN challenge To design and test a Reusable Launcher for the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV). The CEV should travel 5 meters when launched. Launch Your CEV

Design a Crew Exploration Vehicle 122

Launch Set-Up 123launch your cev DESIGN challenge To design and test a Reusable Launcher for the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV). The CEV should travel 5 meters when launched. Launch Your CEV

Draw a picture of your team s Reusable Launcher with your CEV. DESIGN challenge To design and test a Reusable Launcher for the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV). The CEV should travel 5 meters when launched. Launch Your CEV Approved by: 124

Launch Your CEV ASK IMAGINE &PLAN What questions do you have about today s challenge? Describe the characteristics of the three rubber bands your team has chosen to use. How will you test your rubber bands to see if they will work well as a Reusable Launcher? 125launch your cev

Experiment & Record Choose your three rubber bands and set up the Reusable Launcher for your experiment. Enter the independent variables into the table. Launch your CEV three times for each type of rubber band. Measure the dependent variables how far your CEV travelled and how much it missed the 5 m target. Record your data. 126

CEV Launch Data Table Trial 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Independent Variables Type of rubber band (description) Rubber band pulled length (cm) Dependent Variables Distance traveled (m) Distance from target (m) Did you get a repeatable outcome? If not, how will you improve your design to get consistent results? 127launch your cev Launch Your CEV

Use the data recorded to make a line graph to show your results. The x-axis is the independent variable and the y-axis is the dependent variable. Label each axis with its measured units, and make tick marks on the graph with numbers so that you will be able to plot your data. Plot three sets of data, using a different color for each type of rubber band. y x From your graph, can you determine if there is a relationship between the distance the rubber band is pulled and the distance that your CEV traveled? If so, describe that relationship. 128

National Aeronautics and Space Administration QUALITY ASSURANCE FORM Each team is to review another team s design and model, then answer the following questions. Name of team reviewed: What was the dependent variable tested by the team? Did the launcher successfully send the CEV 5 meters out? If no, what was the distance accomplished by the launcher? Describe the rubber band that was used in the launcher. Did the CEV sustain any damages from the launch? List the specific strengths of the design. List the specific weaknesses of the design: How would you improve the design? Inspected by: 129launch your cev Launch Your CEV