Ashley,+Kelsey,+Amanda,+Spencer

Develop an experiment to test the effects of microgravityand present your findings to the class.
 * Drop Box Objectives:**

What happens to different layers of densities during microgravity?
 * Ask a Question:**


 * Do Background Research:**

//[|http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~vawter/PhysicsNet/Topics/Vectors/ProjectilesMotion.html]

-In this diagram it is showing that the velocity//
 * The time of rise to its highest point is equal to the time of fall from its highest point back to the ground.
 * The vertical component of velocity is zero at its highest point.
 * The horizontal velocity remains constant through out its flight.
 * The magnitude of the objects velocity when the object hits the ground is the same as its initial launch velocity. The only difference is that its angle relative to horizontal when it hits the ground is now the negative of the object's launch angle.

During free fall of this experiment, our group thinks that the liquid's densities in the tank will change. The order of the liquids will be Light corn syrup, dark corn syrup and canola oil, but we will add a couple of drops of green food coloring into the canola oil so it doesn't look like the light corn syrup. By the end of the experiment it will end up light, dark, then canola oil because the densities are different and will change.
 * Construct a Hypothesis:**

We put three different density liquids into a concealed container. We made it air tight by taping the opening with scotch tape and duct tape. We then video taped the affects of dropping the container in drop-box. See attached paper for diagram.
 * Test Your Hypothesis by Doing an Experiment:**

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During this experiment we noticed that the container was not level which did not have any effect when in microgravity. When in microgravity, the liquids did not move but moved a lot when the object landed. When the drop-box landed on the landing pad, the gravity had a greater force on some parts than others which forced the liquids to slosh around wildly. When the drop-box stopped moving, the three main liquids returned to their started positions while the food coloring spread throughout the top layer.
 * Analyze Your Data and Draw a Conclusion:**