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How to build the best paper airplane in the world
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Test different sized parachutes to see how changes in the size of the parachute affect flight.
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Research parachutes by building one and performing different experiments R Make Your Own Origami Paper Balloon R R R R See if the size of the nozzle of a balloon affects how far the balloon goes. S R Will the balloon with hot air go higher than the one with cold air? S R Find out why different boomerangs fly different ways S R Which material is best for hot air balloons: nylon or polyester? S R Airplane Science Fair Projects and Experiments Rocket Science Fair Projects and Experiments Arrows & Projectiles Science Fair Projects and Experiments |
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Explore the aerodynamics of flying rings: What effect do various design modifications (e.g., increasing weight near perimeter, increasing weight near center, curving the leading edge, decreasing the size of the center cut-out) have on flight distance?
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Is the procedure employed by air traffic controllers to controll air traffic efficient? R S Determine the effect of rate of spin, thrust, and launch angle on a Frisbee's flight tendencies. R R R How to make a model of the Lunar Lander R S What shape parachute (circle, square, rectangle, triangle or ellipse) will slow your fall down the best? R R Research parachutes by building one and performing different experiments R Why different boomerangs fly different ways? R S R Show how well the Kutta-Joukowski Lift Theorem explains Magnus Force on spinning cylinders. R Airplane Science Fair Projects and Experiments Rocket Science Fair Projects and Experiments Arrows & Projectiles Science Fair Projects and Experiments |
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