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12 Manual 3 ENGLISHhank you for choosing to �y an Ozone Roadster 2.As a team of �ying enthusiasts and adventurers, Ozone’s mission is to build sweet handling, agile paraglide EX. port.  . P. rocesses in the . O. cean from . R. emo. T. e.  . S. ensing . EXPORTS Writing Team. : . Mike . Behrenfeld. (OSU), Claudia Benitez-Nelson (. USoCar. ), Emmanuel Boss (. UMaine. ), Mark Brzezinski (UCSB), Ken Buesseler (WHOI), Adrian Burd (UGA), Craig Carlson (UCSB), Eric . In 2012 : 18 714 vertical profiles . from. 26 . platforms. Workshop objectives. Task 1: Complete and validate the glider’s data management user’s manual. Assigned . to : Thierry ?. Workshop objectives. - inspired by your paper prototype. - create a stronger glider. - make with recycled material. - use all the glue & tape you want. (no plain paper!!!). - write a report. - be ready to test fly it!. - inspired by your paper prototype. - create a stronger glider. - make with recycled material. - use all the glue & tape you want. (no plain paper!!!). - write a report. - be ready to test fly it!. milestone. A. . British . engineer, . Sir George . Cayley. , . is known as the "father of aerodynamics". He was the first to really study the physics of flight. In 1799, he created a plan for a glider.. HOW DO OCEAN GLIDERS WORK? Ocean gliders sink and “glide” downward from the sea surface – when its computer triggers a piston that draws in some seawater and therefore extra weight. Near the bottom, a reverse action causes the glider to rise and “glide” upward towards the surface. As the glider saw-tooths its way through the ocean it measures ocean properties (e.g., temperature) . Every few hours, the glider pauses at the surface and transmits its data via satellite back to the laboratory – thus providing us with a Do helicopters need more or less energy to stay in the sky than an airplane? What pushes a rocket to leave the atmosphere? Why can airplanes have smaller motors than helicopters?Help your students learn the answers to these and other questions!Written for educators, homeschoolers, parents--and kids!--this fully illustrated book provides a fun mix of projects, discussion materials, instructions, and subjects for deeper investigation around the basics of homemade flying objects. With the projects in this book, you can spend more time learning and experimenting, and less time planning and preparing.Complete with download links to PDF templates that expand your teaching, this is your one-stop manual for learning about, interacting with, and being curious about airflow, gravity, torque, power, ballistics, pressure, and force.In Make: Planes, Gliders, and Paper Rockets, you\'ll make and experiment with:Paper catapult helicopter--add an LED light for night launches!Pull-string stick helicopterRubber band airplaneSimple sled kite25-cent quick-build kiteAir rockets with a parachute or a gliderFoam air rocketRocket standsBounce rocketLow- and high-pressure rocket launchers