Infographics – Testing & and Trialing

Digital Topic: Infographics

Test Details:

Test Steps:

Preparing the Snowglobe

  1. Find A Snow Globe image with nothing in it. Make sure there is no background, if there is put the image in remove.bg
  2. Find the image you want to put in the Snowglobe.
  3. Find some Snow clipart or a Snow png. If there is a background put the image in remove.bg again

Preparing the image to insert into the snow globe.

  1. Make the Snowglobe transparent  by changing the opacity down if it already isn’t transparent.
  2. Put the picture you want to insert behind the Snowglobe.
  3. Put the snow behind the snowglobe but infront of the image you want inside of it.

Test Results:

We might not even do a science fair project

We were flying around the RC plane and we had to fly it again before adding the wing extensions. And it was kind of windy. And we had to fly it between two buildings. And guess where it ended up. Yes on the roof. But we got it back, but there’s a catch there were two propellers originally and there was only one left on the plane. But Mrs Gharat is going to try to find a propeller that looks the same as the one that got lost. Even if we do that we will have to rush the results part. We might now even get to do the stand thing.

Reading

This week I have been reading eyes of the dragon. This is what happened.

A character called naomi is introduced dennis goes into hiding ben and naomi find dennis that is basically it.

The Science Fair Setback: Why a Homemade Jet Engine Wasn’t in the Cards

The anticipation of a science fair can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. For months, you plan and prepare your project, eager to impress judges and fellow students with your innovative ideas and experiments. In my case, I was determined to build a homemade jet engine to demonstrate my engineering prowess. However, as I embarked on this ambitious journey, reality quickly set in, and I realized that a homemade jet engine wasn’t a feasible option. But, as they say, when one door closes, another one opens. In this blog post, I’ll share the story of how my grand jet engine project took an unexpected turn, leading me to explore the fascinating world of wing lift using a foam RC plane.

Dreaming Big: The Homemade Jet Engine Project

My fascination with aviation and engineering led me to the idea of building a homemade jet engine for the upcoming science fair. I envisioned a roaring turbine, blue flames, and a sleek, miniature jet engine that would undoubtedly make jaws drop. The idea was nothing short of ambitious, and I couldn’t wait to get started.

The Initial Challenges

As I delved into research and started gathering materials, it became evident that creating a homemade jet engine was an intricate and complex endeavor. Here are some of the challenges I encountered:

  1. High Costs: Building a functional jet engine requires specialized materials, including high-temperature alloys, compressors, and turbines. The costs quickly spiraled beyond my modest budget.
  2. Safety Concerns: Working with jet fuel, high-speed turbines, and extreme temperatures raised significant safety concerns. Ensuring the safety of myself and those around me became a paramount issue.
  3. Expertise and Time: I soon realized that building a jet engine demanded a level of expertise and experience far beyond my current knowledge. The learning curve was steep, and time was running out.

The Turning Point: Exploring Wing Lift on a Foam RC Plane

With the jet engine project appearing increasingly unattainable, I faced a pivotal decision: either abandon the science fair or pivot to a more manageable yet equally intriguing experiment. I chose the latter. Inspired by the concept of aviation, I decided to explore wing lift using a foam RC (Radio-Controlled) plane.

Wing Lift Experiment: A New Horizon

  1. Materials: Unlike the jet engine project, the wing lift experiment required affordable and easily accessible materials. I obtained a foam RC plane kit, which included all the components necessary for the experiment.
  2. Safety: The safety risks were significantly lower, as the RC plane operated on battery power, eliminating the need for dangerous fuels or high-temperature components.
  3. Learning Opportunity: While the project’s scope had changed, I found myself learning a great deal about aerodynamics, lift, and the principles of flight. Understanding how wing design affects lift was a fascinating journey.
  4. Accessibility: The foam RC plane project became an interactive and engaging exhibit for the science fair. It allowed for hands-on demonstrations and encouraged visitors to explore the world of aviation.

Conclusion

While my initial dreams of building a homemade jet engine for the science fair did not materialize, I learned a valuable lesson in adaptability and the importance of setting realistic goals. My journey took an unexpected yet rewarding turn as I explored wing lift using a foam RC plane. The experience not only broadened my understanding of aviation but also made for a fascinating and accessible project that captivated the interest of both judges and spectators.

In the end, I realized that science fairs aren’t just about the end result but also about the journey of discovery, innovation, and the willingness to adapt when challenges arise. My foam RC plane project taught me that sometimes, the best projects are the ones that lead you down an unexpected path, where you discover something new and exciting. So, if you find yourself facing setbacks or obstacles in your science fair project, remember that it’s all part of the scientific process, and it might just lead you to an even more captivating exploration.

Fun film friday

This week’s fun film Friday was about an otter I think. This is my writing about how the otter feels:

 The otter is sad because he is in denial that is whole family has died and he is the only one left. His denial is so bad that he imagined that some rocks are his family. He became depressed at the end and decided to become a rock like them. 

Fun film friday

This week we did fun film friday. The film was a french little red riding hood. so there is no point in putting it in.  But we had to write what book we would be in and

I would like to be in one piece. I would like to go into the book when luffy is a kid eat the devil fruit before he can. Then escape shanks and find the one piece and become king of the pirates. It would be easy because I would now how to find everything. And people weaknesses.  

What I learned this week.

I learned that you can make a mini jet engine at home. And you can make it with like 2 Coke cans and a thing that spins. And something that pumps out a certain gas to create a flame because otherwise, it would be a fan. Me, Leon, and Jasper are going to try to make it hopefully for the science fair.