LSRV Design Challenge: CO2 Dragster Unit Crossword

The amount of matter in an object.
The speed at which something moves in a certain direction.
A model used to test and evaluate a car design before final production.
An upward force acting on an object.
Very simple and quick drawings usually done very rapidly and with no corrections to develop possible design solutions.
A machine with a long, sharp blade consisting of a continuous band of toothed metal stretched between two or more wheels to cut curves in material.
The chemical compound produced by burning carbon or by respiration for this colorless and odorless gas naturally present in our atmosphere.
Unsteady movement of air causing eddies, which increases aerodynamic drag.
A property of matter by which it remains at rest or in uniform motion in the same straight line unless acted upon by some external force.
A machine that rotates and oscillates up and down used for sanding concave curves and contours.
An apparatus through which air is blown at a known velocity to investigate airflow around an object used to measure aerodynamic efficiency.
A measure of the force that a particular fluid exerts on a particular object.
The force that resists motion between two points of contact.
A detailed list of requirements that can include measurements, capabilities, or limitations on a project’s size, weight, or functionality.
For every action (or force) there is an equal reaction (or opposing force) in the opposite direction.
A force that pushes or propels an object forward.
A unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter.
A stage used in the design and problem-solving process to generate a number and variety of ideas.
Simply a measure of how fast something is moving.
A straight, layered flow of air without turbulent air pockets known as eddies.
The study of the properties of moving air and the interaction between the air and solid bodies moving through it.
The rate of change in velocity of a dragster.
A three-dimensional representation of an object to show what it looks like.
A measurement of the gravitational force acting on an object.
A resistance force to the forward motion of an object moving through a fluid (air).
Swirls of air movement that breaks away from the boundary layer causing turbulence.
The base unit of measuring distance in the metric system.
This country was the first to develop and use the metric system of measurement.
Tool used to tighten the drill bit in the chuck on a drill press.
Friction causes energy to be lost in this form.