Dynamics and Space O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O. Evaluation of Progress VECTORS, SCALARS AND DISPLACEMENT

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Dynamics and Space VECTORS, SCALARS AND DISPLACEMENT http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zvt4jxs/revision/1 I can describe a scalar quantity as a quantity that requires magnitude only. I can give examples of scalar quantities. Eg: mass, speed, distance, time and energy. I can describe a vector quantity as a quantity that requires magnitude and direction. I can give examples of vector quantities. Eg: Velocity, Force, Acceleration and Displacement. I can add 2 vector quantities together to calculate the resultant vector using either a scale diagram or calculation. I can determine the final displacement of a body given directions using either a scale diagram or calculation.

SPEED AND VELOCITY http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zbpk7ty/revision I can describe methods to measure average speed over a known distance. I can do calculations involving average speed, distance and time. I can describe a method to measure the instantaneous speed of a body. I can explain the difference between average and instantaneous speeds. I can state the difference between speed and velocity and give examples of each.

ACCELERATION http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zbpk7ty/revision/2 I understand that acceleration is the change in velocity per second in a known direction. I can describe how to measure acceleration using a computer, interface, light gates and appropriate software. I can calculate acceleration given a change in speed and change in time. I can use the relationship: a = (v-u)/t to calculate any of the variables.

VELOCITY / TIME GRAPHS AND ACCELERATION / TIME GRAPHS http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/z3h9q6f/revision I can construct a v/t graph from relevant data, fictional or recorded under laboratory conditions. I can describe the motion of a body from its v/t graph, stating areas of acceleration and constant velocity. I can calculate the acceleration of a body at any point in a v/t graph. I can calculate the displacement of a body from a v/t graph. I can calculate the displacement of a body from a v/t graph when a body may reverse its direction.

NEWTONS LAWS 1 http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zgn82hv/revision/1 I understand that a force is required to change: the shape, the speed, the direction of travel of an object. I can use a Newton balance to measure a force. I understand that weight is the Earths pull on an object and can be calculated using the relationship Weight = mg where g = 9.8 N/kg I can state what happens to a persons weight as they move further away from a planetary body and why this happens. I understand that friction is a force that opposes motion and can suggest ways to increase or decrease this force. I can state and explain Newtons First Law of motion. I understand what is meant by balanced and unbalanced forces. I can explain the motion of an object in terms of Newtons 1 st law when a body is at terminal velocity. (either in freefall or with a sufficient frictional force) I can describe an experiment to find out a relationship between unbalanced force and acceleration. I can describe a further experiment to find a relationship between mass and acceleration when the unbalanced force is constant.

NEWTONS LAWS 2 http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zgn82hv/revision/1 I can do calculations involving unbalanced force, mass and acceleration involving a body that has more than one force acting on it. I can state and use Newtons Second law of motion. I can describe the motion of a body when the forces on an object are balanced. I understand that weight is the Earths pull on an object and can be calculated using the relationship Weight = mg where g = may not be equal to 9.8N/kg. I can calculate the acceleration of a rocket taking into account all the forces acting vertically on the rocket (may or may not be on Earth)

NEWTONS 3 RD LAW http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zgn82hv/revision/1 1 St 2 nd 3 rd I can explain that there are pairs of forces in action when a force acts on a body and can explain this through Newtons 3 rd Law. I can state Newton pairs from a situation or diagram. I can state how Newtons 3 rd Law is used in terms of propulsion and thrust.

PROJECTILE MOTION http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zrsdmp3/revision/1 1 st 2 nd 3 rd I can describe the path of a projectile while in a gravitational field. I can explain the path of a projectile in terms of the forces acting on the projectile. I can describe the motion of the projectile in terms of horizontal and vertical components. I can calculate the horizontal displacement of a projectile with a horizontal launch. I can calculate acceleration and final velocities of a projectile with a horizontal launch. I can draw v/t graphs for both horizontal motion and vertical motion of a horizontally launched projectile. I can take projectile motion and extrapolate it to explain satellite motion around a large mass (eg: a planet) I have researched an artificial satellite with a specific purpose and can explain its: Use, How it got there, Altitude, Period and Life Span.

RE-ENTRY http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zcfwxnb/revision/4 1 st 2 nd 3 rd I can describe what happens to a body upon entering the Earths atmosphere from space. I can describe the energy transformations relating to a body entering the Earths atmosphere. I can carry out calculations relating the conservation of energy to the kinetic energy transfer of a body entering the atmosphere to the Heat Energy gained by the body. I can apply the relationship E WD = F x d to the above situation. I can state the factors which are related to the design of a heat shield for a spacecraft to enter the Earths atmosphere. I can describe an experiment to test the design of a heat shield used to protect a spacecraft from the heat of re-entry. I can use the relationship E H = CmΔT to determine the change in temperature while entering the Earths atmosphere. I can use the relationship E H = ml in terms of the amount of energy required to vaporise a mass.

SPACE EXPLORATION http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zcfwxnb/revision/1 1 st 2 nd 3 rd I have an understanding of how space exploration has increased our knowledge of the universe to the model we understand today. I can provide evidence to support the model of the universe that we have today. I can state that space exploration has increased our knowledge of our own planet. I can state that using satellites for monitoring purposes has increased our understanding of the planets systems. I can explain and give examples where satellites have been used for monitoring (Eg: GOAA, NOAH, other environmental / field monitoring platforms) I can give examples of technologies that have been developed for space exploration, now have applications in everyday life. I can state a reasoned argument regarding the benefits and risks associated with space exploration.

COSMOLOGY http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/guides/zcfwxnb/revision/1 I know that astronomical distances are stated in light years and I can explain the definition of a light year. I can convert a light year into a distance in metres. I can state the approximate age of the universe and can explain how we arrived at this time period. I can state a brief description of the observable universe and how these observations can lead to an understanding of the creation of the universe. I can use parts of the EM spectrum to tell us more information about astronomical bodies (X-ray, Line and Absorption Spectra, IR). I can identify known elements from a line spectra given the relevant information. I can state the 3 main groups of radiations received from space as EM radiation, Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos.