Venn Diagram Of The First Flight

This week I made a Venn Diagram about the first flight with The Wright Brothers and Richard Pierce. Here it is,

Bottle Rockets

Shape: The shape will help create less drag or wind resistance.



Fuel: It use's Water but it need's compressed air on top for it to actually work.


Important Features:
For a bottle rocket to work it needs things like a Nose, Fins, Water and Plastic Bottles.

My Bottle Rocket Drawing:

Flight Aerodynamics

Aim: To look at the 4 main forces of flying and how these can be overcome.

Plane type	How does it behave?	Time ( secs)
Paper sheet, drop	Went from side to side	2.71
Paper with fold down middle, drop	It fell straight down	1.25
Paper with fold and 1 paper clip, drop	It dropped then glided	2.06
Fold, 2 clips, rudder, drop	I dropped straight down	0.90
Fold, 2 clips, rudder throw	It glided and then did a flip	1.85

Findings: 

The fastest was the Fold, 2 clips, rudder drop and the slowest was paper sheet drop.

Flight - 1

Natural:
Bugs
Dragons
Bats
Dinosaurs
Birds

Man-Made:
Balloons
Hot Air Balloon
Jet
Aeroplane
Helicopter
Rocket
Paper Plane
Kite
Broomstick

Definition:

Lift: The air pressure is greater underneath the wing than above and the aircraft/bird flies.

Drag: The force than effects the speed of an aircraft/bird. It can slow it down. 

Thrust: The forward movement of an aircraft/bird.

Gravity/ Weight: The downward force of an object when it is above the earth.

Aerofoil: The shape of the wing on aeroplanes and some birds.

Bernoulli Effect: When a wing is in the shape of an aerofoil the pressure builds up underneath it and it begins to lift up the aeroplane.