Physics, 08.09.2021 03:50 knutsonellie741

Question: Suppose you are helping a team that is designing a rocket. Design an experiment using a wind tunnel that you can conduct to make sure the rocket is strong enough to withstand the forces of reentry. In your experiment, be sure to state the variables that you would monitor and the controls that you would use. In addition, explain how you would need to position your frame of reference to make the experiment applicable to a falling object. Response format:
1. Lead in with describing experiment. Gravitational test.
2. Frame of Reference. The viewer of the experiment is seeing the object (rocket landing) go down.
3. Variables Affecting the Experiment. Gravity and Air resistance.

Can someone help me put this all together in a (small) paragraph? Or at least give me a starter on how to lead into this/built this?

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