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What type of air transportation is usually seen providing aerial views of popular sports games, such as football, golf, and baseball? - -Blimp
What country produces more nuclear-generated electricity than any other country (which acc...
TSA Technology Bowl, Top Questions
and answers, graded A+
What type of air transportation is usually seen providing aerial views of popular sports games, such as
football, golf, and baseball? - ✔✔-Blimp
What country produces more nuclear-generated electricity than any other country (which accounts for
nearly 1/3 of the world's total)? - ✔✔-United States
William Kamkwamba utilized what energy source that brought electricity and running water to his
neighborhood? - ✔✔-Wind
The most powerful hydroelectric project in the world is: - ✔✔-China's Three Gorges Dam
A space shuttle's control surfaces are used to control what three movements? - ✔✔-Roll, Pitch, and Yaw
What agency creates and enforces safety and performance standards for vehicles and related
equipment? - ✔✔-NHTSA -National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Applying the brakes in a car is an example of what vehicle subsystem? - ✔✔-Control
What type of current can be stepped-down through transformers to be at a safe level for residential
housing? - ✔✔-Alternating, AC
Energy produced from the pedals on a bicycle is moved via this process to the rear wheel. - ✔✔-
Mechanical Transmission
A helicopter has how many degrees of freedom? - ✔✔-Three
, Batteries are identified as what type of energy converter? - ✔✔-Chemical
List the steps of a four-step engine operation. - ✔✔-Intake, Compression, Power, Exhaust
In 1919, the American scientist Robert H. Goddard designed the first _____. - ✔✔-Liquid-fuelled rocket
Road signs and warning signs are an example of which vehicular system? - ✔✔-Guidance
A type of nuclear reaction, which naturally occurs on the Sun is called _____. - ✔✔-Nuclear fusion
A wind turbine converts this type of energy into electrical energy. - ✔✔-Mechanical
Kinetic energy depends on these two variables. - ✔✔-Mass and velocity
This German aerospace engineer developed the design for delta wing aircraft. - ✔✔-Alexander Lippisch
The law of Conservation of Energy states that _____. - ✔✔-Energy can never be created nor destroyed.
What three countries have launched humans into space? - ✔✔-U.S., Russia, China
The first commercial fluorescent lamp was introduced by which company? - ✔✔-General Electric
This is the only place in the world where a boat can sail under a train that moves under a car that drives
under an airplane. - ✔✔-Boston University Bridge
Which American President championed the formation of the interstate highway system? - ✔✔-Dwight
D. Eisenhower
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