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Aerospace 1350
My name is Elizabeth Deems, and I am a freshman at GT in Aerospace Engineering.  So far on this page I will only have one project, which is from AE 1350.
This plot demonstrates the height a rocket ship will get to over time.  For this project, we were given initial values such as thrust, weight, drag, and velocity.  We then made a spreadsheet that calculated all the values related to the rocket travel until the mass was half of what it was when it took off (from the loss of fuel).
The second part of the problem was to change the angle so that the rocket was taking off at 1 degree tilt to the vertical.  The Height vs. Time and Angle vs. Time plots are below.  (Note: For the second plot, I have only included a small amount of time.  From what I have calculated, it seems to level off at about 45 degrees.  I will get back to this and change/fix this later.


Sample Data for Rocket at an Angle: This is
a shortened version of the data used to
make the graphs above.


Sample Data for Rocket at Vertical: This is a
shortened version of the data used to make
the graph above.