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Science Fair Projects

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According to the Cobra manufacturer that had a machine at "Play golf America" day at the Golf Ranch in Burlington, she does.

 

He put her on a machine as we tested the new drivers. Tested Cobras, Callaways, TaylorMades and Clevelands.

 

I was shocked. But that is what the machine said. Her average was 116, but she did hit 120 twice out of about 20 swings.

 

They told her she should not use women's clubs as she swings too hard for the clubs made for women.

 

For a 12-year-old girl that weighs 98 pounds, she driving average is about 215 yards.

:eek::eek::eek:

 

You know FRIEND when I grow up I am going to be a sports agent! :D:D:D:D

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How about showing how one of these work?

 

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See post #3.

You don't actually put the high explosives, plutonium, uranium in it. :lol:

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You don't actually put the high explosives, plutonium, uranium in it. :lol:

 

Good. I thought I was going to have to contact Dr. Emmett Brown about some plutonium.:lol:

 

How did she do on it? Did she get a good grade?

 

Won the county science fair project and competed in the regional but did not win there.

How about a project on Corrosion.... rusting of steel vs. galvanized steel. Why? what is the chemistry? What happens on a molecular level as well as the environmental impact of corroded steel?

 

Wont be super easy, yet should be a very good learning subject for a youngster: key topics to research and understand include; Corrosion, oxidation, reduction, electrons, cathod and annode, galvantic cell, oxidation states of Iron, What is Rust?

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How about a project on Corrosion.... rusting of steel vs. galvanized steel. Why? what is the chemistry? What happens on a molecular level as well as the environmental impact of corroded steel?

 

Wont be super easy, yet should be a very good learning subject for a youngster: key topics to research and understand include; Corrosion, oxidation, reduction, electrons, cathod and annode, galvantic cell, oxidation states of Iron, What is Rust?

 

There is an interesting one about coke and a nail and the corrosive power in the soft drinks we ingest voluntarily.

3 of the most dreaded words in a parent's life are "Dad, I'm pregnant" closely followed by "science fair project."

Have you guys ever heard Brian Regan's stand-up on the science fairs?

 

LBBC: Bring in a cup of dirt...

 

Here it is. Someone , for some reason, added animation to the audio:

 

There is an interesting one about coke and a nail and the corrosive power in the soft drinks we ingest voluntarily.

 

Do that one, because I don't believe it.

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I don't think he would get suspended for that one. But how is he at "water" sports, and does he have any objection to living in Cuba?
Here it is. Someone , for some reason, added animation to the audio:

 

 

:thumb: Too funny.

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