Proudly Pinoy-made rocket, matagumpay na napalipad sa Spaceport America Cup 2024 | 24 Oras - video Dailymotion

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00:00Good evening Kapuso, I am your Kuya Kim who will give you the trivia behind the trending news.

00:10A group of students from Davao City are participating in the biggest student rocket engineering competition in the world.

00:18How great is the flight of their proud Pinoy-made rocket?

00:30The flight of this rocket in the sky of New Mexico in America is made by history.

00:36The 9.7-foot rocket named Seaball was made by the Ateneo de Davao University Rocketry Team.

00:42The very first Pinoy-made rocket was launched in the biggest student rocket engineering competition in the world, the Spaceport America Cup 2024.

00:50There are about 6,153 rocketeers representing 152 institutions and 20 countries.

00:59Seaball was also awarded a cupon in Davao City.

01:01And they were so happy with their flight that the rocket reached the required altitude of 10,000 feet before it hit the ground.

01:17That is why the goal of this group is to continue with that goal and launch more rockets.

01:22Good luck to the Philippines!

01:24It is important for us to have our own rocketry program in the Philippines.

01:28It can help in the advancement of science and technology in our country.

01:36Kuya Kim, how do rockets work and fly in space?

01:40Kuya Kim, what now?

01:42Rockets work because of the third law of motion of Isaac Newton.

01:45For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

01:50A rocket is like a thing that explodes.

01:52But if you make it in a tube with only one hole, all the pressure that flows in that tube will come out of that hole.

02:00That is why the tendency will increase.

02:02The very first rocket in history was made by the ancient Chinese in 1232 A.D.

02:06They became the weapon of the Mongols against the Mongol invaders.

02:09And the very first rocket that went to space was made by the Germans, the V2 rocket.

02:14Until they also made rockets that will launch satellites in space.

02:18The very first of these is the R-7 Semyorka of the Soviet Union.

02:21It was used to launch the Sputnik 1, the very first artificial satellite of October 4, 1957.

02:27The rocket that has the highest cargo lifting capability is the US Saturn V.

02:31It has a height of more than 100 meters.

02:33It was able to boost 118,000 kilograms of payload in low Earth orbit.

02:37But do you know what is the very first high-powered hybrid rocket made by the Filipinos?

02:43TALA

02:46TALA is the very first high-powered hybrid rocket that was developed in the Philippines.

02:51The natural rocket that was first built by a group of students and teachers of St. Cecilia's College, Cebu

02:57has a height of 3 meters and a weight of 15 kilograms.

03:01After several attempts, it was successfully launched during the lockdown of 2023.

03:06Meanwhile, to find out the trivia behind the viral news, tweet or comment

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03:12Laging tandaan, kimportante ang mayalam.

03:14Ako po si Kuya Kim at sagot ko kayo 24 horas.

Proudly Pinoy-made rocket, matagumpay na napalipad sa Spaceport America Cup 2024 | 24 Oras

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