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Analyzing Balance: Broomstick with Lead Weight

This document explores the mechanics of a broomstick with a lead weight attached. When cut at its balancing point, it's essential to identify which side is heavier. The analysis aims to provide firm data regarding mass, power, and volume for ongoing projects. Key deadlines include TLI today at 4:00 PM, Lunar Descent on Monday at 4:00 PM, and Locomotion on Tuesday at 4:00 PM. Those not engaged in X2 design should focus on X3 and X4 design efforts to ensure project progress.

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Analyzing Balance: Broomstick with Lead Weight

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  1. If you have a broomstick with a lead weight attached to one end and cut the stick at it’s balancing point, which side is heavier? [Solomon Westerman] [PM]

  2. To Do • X1 Progress • Should have firm numbers on mass / power / volume today • Further iterate on these numbers to match well between groups (X2 analysis will help with this) • X2 Timeline • Today 4:00 – TLI • Monday 4:00 – Lunar Descent • Tuesday 4:00 – Locomotion • Those not actively involved in X2 design (priority) should be performing work in X3,X4 designs • Attendance [Solomon Westerman] [PM]

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