How Airflow Controls a Flapless Glider
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Course On The Three Types Of Levers In The Context Of Simple Machines
This lesson is complete however it is taking longer than expected to post here. I will be completing the posting over the next few days. Greetings to all parents seeking an enriching adventure in engineering education for your high school-aged students! Welcome to “Lever Logic: Unveiling the Mechanics,” a course designed to ignite curiosity and
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School-Provided Transportation: A Green Solution for a Brighter Future
Introduction: In the hustle and bustle of modern life, the daily routine of getting kids to and from school has become a logistical challenge for many families. While the convenience of personal transportation is undeniable, it comes at a cost to the environment. This blog will delve into the environmental impact of parents driving their
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Solar Hydrogen Automobile Activity
This activity is being updated regularly. If not complete please check back. I am working on it presently. Introduction Welcome, high school innovators! Ever wondered about the untapped potential of hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe? Well, on this special day, we’re diving into the world of solar power and hydrogen batteries to
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Careers in the Drone Industry
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, one industry that has taken flight—quite literally—is the drone industry
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Nurturing Tomorrow’s Aviators: The High-Flying Benefits of Teaching High School Aerospace Engineering Students about Drones
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, preparing high school students for the future involves more than just textbooks and traditional lectures. As technology continues to soar to new heights, it’s crucial to equip young minds with the skills and knowledge that will not only keep them afloat but also enable them to navigate the skies
PLTW CIM Project 2.3.7 Container Design in Fusion 360
Designing your box in Fusion 360. As of the date this post, PLTW is using Autodesk Inventor for CIM. However the students are learning Fusion 360 in IED. So instead of re-teaching Autodesk I decided to design a box in Fusion. This is how I did it. Your process may be different. Good luck either
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Project 2.3.5 Practice Machining a Flange in Fusion 360 Part 1 PLTW
Designing your flange in Fusion 360. As of the date this post, PLTW is using Autodesk Inventor for CIM. However the students are learning Fusion 360 in IED. So instead of re-teaching Autodesk I decided to design a flange in Fusion. This is how I did it. Your process may be different. Good luck either
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The Hidden Costs of Parental Drop-offs: A Closer Look at Wasted Fuel and Carbon Emissions
In our fast-paced world, convenience often takes precedence over environmental concerns. One area where this is evident is the daily ritual of parents driving their kids to school instead of utilizing the readily available transportation options provided by public schools. The seemingly innocent act of dropping off kids at school may come with a hefty
Center of Gravity and its Significance in Aircraft Stability
The center of gravity (CG) is a crucial concept in the field of aviation, particularly in relation to aircraft stability. It refers to the point at which the entire weight of an object appears to act, as if it were a single concentrated mass. In simple terms, it’s the balance point of an object or
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