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Protecting Astronauts during the Launch Phase

Objective :

Students will examine the health reasons for needing to control the roll of a rocket.

Guiding Questions :

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Resources :

Video : Ares: Ares 1 Rocket Roll Control

Learn more about how rockets are kept from spinning and can stay pointed in the right direction during a launch.

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Related Connections:

Controlling the Direction of a Rocket
A History of U.S. Space Disasters
The Science of Controlling a Rocket�s Roll
Shuttle Launch Contingency Plans
Comparing the Ares I Launch System to the Space Shuttle

Related Topics:

health/body systems and senses
health/safety
health/technology
science/space sciences/space travel

MLA

Protecting Astronauts during the Launch Phase. Defined Learning. 2009. Defined STEM. 23 August 2009 <http://stem.definedlearning.com/>

APA

>Protecting Astronauts during the Launch Phase. Defined Learning. (2009). Retrieved August 23, 2009, from Defined STEM: http://stem.definedlearning.com/

Chicago Manual of Style

Defined Learning. "Protecting Astronauts during the Launch Phase." Defined STEM: http://stem.definedlearning.com/

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