STEM in Sailing
By Proj STEMulate
Ice breaker!
Introduce yourselves and your favourite sports!
Introductory Video!
01
So, how does the boat remain above water?
Buoyancy!
01
makes things float or sink in a fluid, like water. Imagine holding a beach ball underwater—it pops back up, right?
What affects buoyancy?
A ping pong ball VS a golf ball
The object’s weight
Salt water is denser than freshwater. Special: the Dead Sea!
The fluid’s density
Every object is buoyed upwards by a force equal to the weight of the fluid the object displaces
What affects buoyancy?
Wider objects let them float, even if they are heavy
The Object's Shape
Larger objects displace more water, so they are more buoyant. Think balloon and small rock!
The Object’s volume
A ping pong ball VS a golf ball
The object’s weight
Salt water is denser than freshwater. Special: the Dead Sea!
The fluid’s density
Every object is buoyed upwards by a force equal to the weight of the fluid the object displaces
Experiment time! (Demo)
Playdough bowl
Playdough ball
VS
Which will float more?
Experiment time! (Demo)
Unpeeled Orange
Peeled Orange
VS
Which will float more?
Stability
02
So you don’t capsize during a race (that would be bad)
Paper cone demo!
Match the paper cone to the correct equilibrium!
Stable Equilibrium
Neutral Equilibrium
Unstable Equilibrium
Match the paper cone to the correct equilibrium!
Unstable Equilibrium
Stable Equilibrium
Neutral Equilibrium
What affects stability?
Which is easier to topple?
What affects stability?
Wider base, more stable
Lower centre of gravity, more stable
Tilt and recovery
Real-life application: the keel
Break!
Practical! (30 min)
03
Materials:
Make your own boat!
Ending Video!
Thanks!
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