Duct tape structures, launchers and more at Engineering Day in Neosho February 26, 2020 2:40 PM michael-mandelbaum Posted: February 26, 2020 2:40 PM by michael-mandelbaum 1/10 Students from Webb city High school work on a Rube Goldberg machine Show Caption Hide Caption 2/10 Kids work on duct tape structures in a timed setting Show Caption Hide Caption 3/10 Students finish out the final touches of Rube Goldberg machine Show Caption Hide Caption 4/10 The final duct tape structures get measured to see the tallest structure with the best structural integrity Show Caption Hide Caption 5/10 Ping pong balls are loaded into canon Show Caption Hide Caption 6/10 Targets for the ping pong launcher Show Caption Hide Caption 7/10 Kids balance pennies on aluminium foil submerged in water Show Caption Hide Caption 8/10 Small part of Webb cities Rube Goldberg machine Show Caption Hide Caption 9/10 Clean up after machine fires and breaks a beaker filled with water Show Caption Hide Caption 10/10 Testing room for duct taped structures Show Caption Hide Caption NEOSHO, Mo. – Around 150 high school students from the area gathered at Crowder College in Neosho today for the second annual Engineering Day. FacebookTwitterPinterestemailComments comments
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