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\n 🚀 Astronaut Lander\n

\n Science Olympiad Prep: Alice & Isaac's Mission Control\n

\n\n

\n 📖 Part 1: Study Guide\n

\n\n

\n 1. Gravity and G-Forces\n

\n When a spacecraft falls toward Earth, gravity pulls it down.\n As it hits the atmosphere and slows down quickly, astronauts\n feel{\" \"}\n G-forces. 1G is what you feel standing on\n Earth. During landing, astronauts might feel 3G or 4G—making\n them feel 3 to 4 times heavier than normal!\n

\n \n

\n Visualizing 3G: Felt weight is tripled.\n

\n\n

\n 2. Atmospheric Friction (The Heat Shield)\n

\n The Earth's atmosphere is full of air molecules. When a\n capsule travels at thousands of miles per hour, it slams into\n these molecules. This creates{\" \"}\n friction, which turns kinetic energy into\n intense heat. The Heat Shield{\" \"}\n protects the crew by melting away slowly (ablation) to carry\n heat away.\n

\n \n

\n Friction transforms speed into heat.\n

\n\n

\n 3. Drag and Terminal Velocity\n

\n Drag{\" \"}\n is \"air resistance.\" It acts opposite to gravity. When the\n pull of gravity and the push of drag become equal, the object\n stops speeding up. This steady speed is called{\" \"}\n Terminal Velocity.\n

\n\n

\n 4. Parachute Stages\n

\n Capsules use different chutes:\n

\n Drogue Chutes:{\" \"}\n Small, high-speed chutes used to stabilize the craft.\n
\n Main Chutes:{\" \"}\n Giant chutes that slow the craft to a safe \"splashdown\"\n speed (about 15-20 mph).\n

\n \n

\n The main chutes provide maximum drag.\n

\n\n

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Mission Complete?

\n Great job Alice and Isaac! Review your answers to master the\n mission. Good luck in the Olympiad!\n

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