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Home / Author: John Beans

Author: John Beans

Posted on May 28, 2024May 28, 2024 by John Beans

Research into Creating Effective Rocketry Courses

Department of Education-funded research into creating an effective online education program that includes model rocketry and our very own Jolly Logic AltimeterOne

DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, AND A STUDY OF AN INTRODUCTION TO ROCKETRY COURSE ON STUDENT EFFICACY AND CAREER INTEREST FOR EXPANDING THE PIPELINE AND ENHANCING EDUCATION OF STUDENTS PURSUING IN SPACE

Category: News
Posted on July 1, 2021September 28, 2022 by John Beans

Dude Perfect Has a Field Day with AltimeterThree

AltimeterThree and its iPhone app play referee for five best friends and their rockets.
These guys clearly know how to have fun, and that’s probably why they have millions of viewers.

Category: News
Posted on May 8, 2020May 8, 2020 by John Beans

Chute Release and Water Rocketry

Don Moses of Stratofins created a great video that shows off a number of parachute deployment techniques, including a couple that use Chute Release on fat and slim water rockets.

Check out the video here:

Categories: News, Uncategorized
Tag: news
Posted on May 17, 2018May 17, 2018 by John Beans

AltimeterThree Flies High in Vienna

Peter Berger follows in Jürgen von Ramin’s footsteps and uses AltimeterThree to plot the flight performance of his high-flying (868 meters!) pigeons.

He wrote a very nice article about using AltimeterThree for flight performance analysis.

         

You can read the article (in German) here:

http://www.hochflugtauben.ch/wp/?p=2572

Graph of pigeon flight to 868m altitude.Statistics for 868m pigeon flight.

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