I also really like @sciencetoymaker's collection. Some of these are a bit more complicated but some are super simple. They are sorted by complexity. We love Walkalong Gliders and Dragonfly Helicopters. https://t.co/lGeEXOfXXx
@petersripol Peter Sripol is a wildly popular YouTube creator of amazing flight projects. He made a video that's partly about walkalong gliders--in a creative way as he does with all his projects. He was kind enough to give a shout-out to scinecetoyMaker. https://t.co/3aVNjnHHch
With toilet paper in short supply, it might be a good time to see how billions of people practice superior toilet hygiene without TP.
https://t.co/0cAQ0oDpIR
@TheSTEMAZingPro Cool! It is trickier to get the reeds to work with balloons than with your lungs because you can vary the pressure much more with your lungs. The balloon only has a very narrow pressure so you have to adjust the reeds exactly to the pressure.
Some scientists replicated the shape of an Egyptian mummy's vocal tract. https://t.co/iawTMQJzf1
One of our projects, the Talk Box, also replicates vocal cords. More about the Talk Box: https://t.co/uEAktXDRlI
#handsonscience#STEM#scienceproject#STEAM
Here is a video of students in Spain flying some Big Mouth tumblewing gliders. You can see them flying at both regular speed and in slow motion.https://t.co/Nwkw6TEPaj
Ce vendredi, des élèves du club sciences du collège Montesquieu à Orléans ont expérimenté le #walkalongglider (compréhension du phénomène,conception, construction, mise en œuvre) Premiers essais concluants!
Today is the birthday of Joseph Plateau, inventor of the phenakistiscope (movie wheel). Here is our instructional video of how to make a movie wheel.
https://t.co/BdmVQ6o4Mt #phenakistiscope#handsonscience