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CSEF · 2019

Disaster Drone

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives The objective of this project is to increase the survival odds in the first moments of victims in a natural or man-made disaster by designing and equipping a drone with a programm…

CSEF · 2019

Energy Gain in the Gauss Accelerator

Physics & Astronomy Honorable_mention Award

Objectives The gauss accelerator is a simple device that accelerates a ball bearing using magnets without an external power source. This project investigates the factors that affect the ener…

ISEF · 2019

Faraday's Return

Physics and Astronomy

The purpose of the Faraday Return project was to pioneer innovation in the field of generator technology through a new generator technology that takes full advantage of Faraday's law of elec…

CSEF · 2019

Fin Shape's Effect on Altitude

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only) First Award

Objectives The objective of my experiment is to explore the effects of fin shapes on the altitude a rocket achieves. Methods Rocket made with interchangeable fins/ Altimeter/Accelerometer /L…

ISEF · 2019

G-Force: Angles Helping Pilots Go Faster

Physics and Astronomy

Gravity induced loss of consciousness, better known as G-LOC , occurs when excessive gravitational forces are applied to the body resulting in decreased intracerebral blood flow. Even after…

CSEF · 2019

Golf Ball Aerodynamics

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only) Honorable_mention Award

Objectives The objective was to find if the difference in dimple pattern of a golf ball affects the spin rate, distance, and ball speed of the golf ball. Methods Three different golf balls,…

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