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Flight MS

# Description


Participants study the principles of flight and design in order to fabricate a glider that stays in flight for the greatest elapsed time. The glider must be designed to be launched from a catapult that is provided on-site. The design process is documented in a portfolio that is submitted for evaluation.


Careers Associated
  • Aeronautical Engineer

  • Aircraft Systems Engineer

  • Physics Instructor


# Oklahoma Eligibility


Entries are limited to two (2) participants per chapter.


# State Competition Information


Participants are required to provide and wear safety glasses during this event.

​Participants must provide their own toolbox and building material for the on-site construction portion.


# Coordinators


The individuals listed below are familiar with the event and available to give guidance. Please email them if you have questions regarding this event.


Chris Eckler

ecklerc@adapss.com

Event Coordinator

Melissa Stebbins

mstebbins@commercetigers.net

Event Manager

OKTSA

TSA is a national, non-profit organization of high school and middle school student members who are engaged in STEM. Since TSA was chartered in 1978, over 5,000,000 members have participated through competitions, intracurricular activities, leadership opportunities, and community service.

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