Aerospace Division
Super Glider
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2018 Division Winner Jake Behunin and Max Peck Collegeville, PA *********************** |
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2019 Division Winner! Keenan Brazil ************************************** |
2022 Official Rules
Goal: Fly your Super Glider the greatest distance from the launch site
Specifications:
Glider Wingspan must be 24"(+/- 1")
Glider must be 9 oz or less.
Glider may use "any" material
Glider can be an original or redesigned from a purchased glider.
Glider must be hand flown without use of Bungee cords or other propulsion devices.
Judging Procedure:
Email us a 3 minute or less video presentation of the glider and flight with distance measured in feet. Glider having the greatest horizontal flight distance measured from the launch site will be awarded Division Winner. Glider does not have to fly in a straight line.
Submit Entry between June 1-5, 2022 to:
Aerospace@UnitedStatesSuperSTEMCompetition.org
Division Winner announced on June 15, 2022.
Goal: Fly your Super Glider the greatest distance from the launch site
Specifications:
Glider Wingspan must be 24"(+/- 1")
Glider must be 9 oz or less.
Glider may use "any" material
Glider can be an original or redesigned from a purchased glider.
Glider must be hand flown without use of Bungee cords or other propulsion devices.
Judging Procedure:
Email us a 3 minute or less video presentation of the glider and flight with distance measured in feet. Glider having the greatest horizontal flight distance measured from the launch site will be awarded Division Winner. Glider does not have to fly in a straight line.
Submit Entry between June 1-5, 2022 to:
Aerospace@UnitedStatesSuperSTEMCompetition.org
Division Winner announced on June 15, 2022.
Judging Committee
Emanuel Sousa
Riley Moniz
Corey Brodeur
Tim Rosario
Don Morrison
Liz Orlando
Jeremy Medeiros
Emanuel Sousa
Riley Moniz
Corey Brodeur
Tim Rosario
Don Morrison
Liz Orlando
Jeremy Medeiros
