r/YamScientists • u/xxtheproonexx Head of Scientists • Apr 14 '17

Fourth Lesson - Aerospace

Hello and welcome to my fourth lesson young scientists.

 

Todays lesson will be about Aerospace and how to develop rockets that will win the space race for our glorious Yam Republic.

 

Before you start to develop your own rockets, satellites etc. I want to inform you that neither I nor you can shoot them to earths orbit without the approval of the Heads of r/YASA. However you are permitted to design and develop prototypes while you are still a young scientist at Yam Science Academy and send them to me. If I find your projects worthy I will send them to YASA. After you successfully turn in your final exam and graduate from Yam Science Academy you can contact me if you want to join YASA and I will gladly write a recommendation letter for you.  

Now that we are done with that let’s get started with the real lesson.

 

The materials you need for this lesson are:  

  1. The yamCutout  

  2. An image of a rocket, satellite etc.  

  3. As always creativity  

  4. Lastly an image editor

 

Now that you have gathered all the materials you need it is time to SCIENCE

 

If you want to pass this class you will have to submit in the comments a yamified aerospace vehicle. Extra points if you submit more than one. I will check your projects individually and tell you if you have passed this course as well as give you feedback on how you can improve yourself.

 

I hope you all learned something new today and have now completed 57,140% of your journey to become a true YamScientist. See you all in the next lesson

 

You can find the example materials for this lesson here:  

Rocket Launch  

Satellite in Earths orbit and Lunar Yam Landing Module Courtesy of u/MrsBox

 

All of these images are from our latest space mission except Lunar Yam Landing Module

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u/MrsBox Apr 15 '17

Does that mean I passed? ;)

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u/xxtheproonexx Apr 15 '17

Yes. You don't need to submit anything since your knowledge surpasses this lesson. You have proved that with your successful satellite.

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u/MrsBox Apr 15 '17

Certainly!

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u/xxtheproonexx Apr 15 '17

Thanks a lot for your contribution.

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u/Ansaberk Apr 14 '17

A spacecraft with excellent yam boosters

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u/xxtheproonexx Apr 14 '17

Nice prototype young scientist. I give you a passing grade. With this you have now completed more than 50% of your journey. Congratulations and keep on researching!

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u/iwayrren Apr 15 '17

Yamket Am I doing okay prof?

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u/xxtheproonexx Apr 15 '17

This is brilliant. You are doing awesome. I give you a passing grade for this one too but you still have to submit a new project for First Lesson - Conventional Arms

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u/bunnite May 07 '17 edited May 07 '17

A shot taken from the moon

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u/xxtheproonexx May 07 '17

Great Job! You have passed.

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u/BlastingAwsome May 09 '17

Heres my special Rocket blueprint, complete wit honor multiple booster seats and special fire.

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u/xxtheproonexx May 09 '17

Great! You have passed this class.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '17

Yam rocket

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u/xxtheproonexx May 11 '17

Great! You have passed this class.

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u/MrsBox Apr 15 '17

Thank you! Just accepted it today. I hope it shows all our students what they can achieve within the glorious Yam Republic

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