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    • Unit 6 - Thermochemistry
    • Unit 6 - Entropy & Free Energy
    • Unit 7 - Equilibrium
    • Unit 8 - Acids & Bases
    • AP Review Unit 1-7
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  • Physics
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    • Lab Safety
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    • Chapter 17 Atoms & Periodic table
    • Chapter 20 Chemical Bonds
    • Chapter 21 Chemical Reactions
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    • Unit 1 - Kinematics
    • Unit 2 - Dynamics
    • Unit 3 - Circular Motion
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2026 Force Project

Information

Week 2 (Jan 19-23)
Week 2 is the only week where we have a video for the teams to watch and we’ll be seeing them in-person.  GF TBA (26-30)

This week the teams should focus on reviewing the first part of the book (Request for Payload), to understand the project structure and components. 

Student Video For Week 2:
  • RFP Video: This video is for all members of the team. We talk about the Request for Payload (in the book). This video also talks about all the rules, and deliverables for this semester. I HIGHLY recommend the students to watch this video.

Jan 23 - By end of class, note card to Mr Allan with your top 3 position choices
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2016 Grand Forks Herald Article Link
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FORCE Mission
Furthering Observation and Research of Crater Environments
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Weekly Video's

InSPIRESS Canvas Page
InSPIRESS Schedule - Know the due dates!!!

Sydney Summers
IDEAS LAB
Research Scientist
[email protected] 


Aubrey Savery
The University of Alabama in Huntsville
Huntsville, AL 35899
Office: 256.824.7629
 | [email protected]​

Mission:

This semester, the InSPIRESS destination is the Moon.  
The two mission vehicles will be an orbiter (VADER)  at 100 km altitude above Earth's moon and land in separate crater. The students can go ahead and start doing their own research and thinking of science objectives that might interest them. We will cover science objectives more in depth over the next couple of weeks.

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​Project Introduction

​Welcome to the InSPIRESS Spring 

Aubrey Savery
Email: [email protected]
Cell: (205)616-6473
Office: (256) 824-7629




InSPIRESS Information

The InSPIRESS Project is based at The University of Alabama in Huntsville. The project is primarily funded by the Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA in Huntsville, AL. This is our 13th year of the program! We’ve had a total of over 3600 students and over 430 teams (as of Spring 2021) participate in the program. Our outreach numbers are over 250,000 people!!!
 
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