
OUR FINAL DESIGN
1. DESIGN PHASE
-The challenge was to build a glider out of balsa wood and tissue paper that could either fly the farthest distance or be airborne the longest amount of time.
-BRAINSTORMING SOLUTIONS:
~There are NO rules to brainstorming!!
~Ideas: double wings, spikes to attack other gliders, slanted wings to push air up therefore be airborne longer, tail

-SPECIFY:
~Criteria: needs to fly (either far or long time)
~Contraints: amount of material, size of glider, time to build
-DEVELOPE SOLUTIONS:
We choose the slanted upward design because we thought that with the limited supplies we could most successfully complete the task with this model.
-PROTOTYPE: Our paper prototype stayed in the air for a significant amount of time so we decided to build.
2. TEST PHASE
-DESIRABLE OUTCOMES: flew, stayed in air decent length of time -OUTCOMES TO CHANGE: went backwards, crashed into wall
-QUESTIONS RAISED: how do we make it go forward?
-IDEAS GENERATED: we should add a weight to the front

(Sorry my camera only took mirror shots)
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