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Aircraft Designs

Muhit, Omar (1), (1)Queens Metropolitan High School

andrewmsingh@gmail.com

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References

An enormous thanks to The Port Authority of NY & NJ, A New JFK, York College, Delta, American Airlines, JFK Millennium Partners and The New Terminal JFK International Airport, whose research grants made this STEM project possible.

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  1. Explain background
  2. Wright brothers
  3. History
  4. Calculations
  5. First flight (12 second flight)

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Background

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Explain the flight

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The first flight

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Intro

What is aircraft design?

[Paraphrase] the aircraft design process is a loosely defined method used to balance many competing and emanding requirements to produce an aircraft that is strong, lightweight, economical and can carry an adequate payload while being sufficiently reliable to safely fly for the design life of the aircraft.

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Why do different aircrafts have different designs?

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Investigating the effects of (something) on (someone) in (somewhere)

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The Rocks And Minerals That Form Planes

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Pros and Cons about the Minerals and Rocks in Planes

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Hypothesis draft:

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Considering (some factor), the increase or decrease of (something) is expected to cause the increase of decrease of (something else)

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Even though there are lots of rocks that are effective to making an plane, there could be better ways.

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While existing metals, alloys, and other materials are effective for making an plane, there may be better alternatives.

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Websites you plan to use as sources

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Background info and or Introduction

Not just text. Include graphs and charts from reputable .gov or .edu sources.

Text too of course.

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Results

Tables figures graphs, make your own.

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Discussion

Talk about what the results mean. Analyze the graphs you made. Does it support your hypothesis? It’s ok if it does not

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Conclusion

Was your hypothesis proven true or false? Why or why not. Quote actual figures or percentages if you can

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References