Physics class builds machine for engineering fair
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March 10, 2017
Senior physics students Colten Kraft, Jacobi Cox, Ben Ryerson, Ethan Barron and Tanner Rieger stand with the wacky wonders works machine they designed and built.
Every year the senior physics class at Burlington school, taught by Jennifer Newlin, researches all of the possible competitions they can take part in and they pick something to build for the engineering fair held at the Science Museum in Oklahoma City in the spring.
Some options they had were the bridges competition, ping pong ball launching, paper air planes, rubber band powered vehicle, and the wacky wonders works competition.
This year the class of all boys chose to take part in the wacky wonders works competition where they were to design and build the most complicated mechanical device t...
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