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CSEF · 2005

The Shape of a Glider: How Far It Flies

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this experiment was to help airplane/glider builders know which design flies the furthest Methods/Materials 12 Pieces of Graph Paper, 12 Pieces of wax paper,…

CSEF · 2005

Tired of Noise? Here's a Solution!

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project is to find out the best sound absorbing pattern. Methods/Materials Insulative styrofoam was cut under the supervision of a parent, and tested by…

CSEF · 2005

Using Sound to Measure Temperature

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals To determine the temperature of the air inside a pipe by measuring the speed of sound. Methods/Materials Microphone, speaker, oscilloscope, audio generator, thermometer, hai…

CSEF · 2005

Viscosity and Volcanoes

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The question I asked is: Does temperature affect the viscosity of a liquid? Viscosity is defined as the resistance of a liquid to flow. The results of the experiments were r…

CSEF · 2005

What Blocks My Signal?

Electricity & Electronics

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to determine what household materials cause the most interference for wireless networking signals. Methods/Materials I started with a wire…

CSEF · 2005

www.hover.air/

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics

Objectives/Goals Objective: To create a hovercraft that can support my weight. Methods/Materials I created a hovercraft using plywood and a skirt made out of a tarp with a drawstring powered…

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