1:29:05
Thanks, Dad.
1:29:19
[ Homer ] When the rocket propellant
burns, it produces a river of gas...
1:29:23
which flows through
the convergent section of the nozzle.
1:29:25
If the river continues
through the nozzle,
1:29:28
but through the throat
at less than sonic speed--
1:29:30
that is to say, less than
the speed of sound--
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it becomes compact in the--
compacted in the divergent section,
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bound in turmoil
and inefficient.
1:29:38
Lyle Wells and Jean Cooper, Schrader
High School, McMinnville, Oregon.
1:30:01
Now, ladies and gentlemen,
the big moment.
1:30:05
The Highest Scholastic
Achievement Award for Science.
1:30:08
The National Science Fair
first prize gold medal...
1:30:12
goes to Homer Hickam,
1:30:15
Quentin Wilson, Roy Lee Cook
and Sherman O'Dell,
1:30:18
Big Creek High School,
McDowell County, West Virginia.
1:30:54
Tom Webster of Virginia State College.
I wanna talk to you about a scholarship.
1:30:57
Jack Palmer, Virginia Tech.
We got the best science program
in the state, buddy, okay?