Get ready to explore the exciting world of DIY science projects with this simple yet amazing idea! This project shows how to make a propeller car using plastic bottles and rubber bands, a perfect ...

The “Rubber Band Ribbon Tier” replaces a person’s finger with rubber bands that hold down the package with help from a rod. “My mom usually uses my finger to tie a present,” the 11-year ...

But this is a video from the Royal Institution, after all, so there's an educational angle to this home-made artillery. The rubber-band cannon is the perfect way to teach children about the ...

A medieval science project from Science Buddies. Skip to main ... The Bring Science Home activity Build a Catapult showed you how to build a miniature catapult out of popsicle sticks and rubber bands.

Fun Science Fair Projects You Can Do In One Night. ... Open the sodas and record the temperature, then reseal the top with plastic wrap and a rubber band. Place one soda can in a bucket of ice, ...

Science News: In a surprising discovery, Harvard scientists have stumbled across an entirely new shape — while playing with elastic bands.

News; Chicopee students test antibiotics, rubber bands, grass growing in citywide science fair. Published: ; Jun. 10, 2014, 10:47 p.m.

A rubber band will squeeze a package harder if it's been in the sun than if it's been in the freezer. Sources And Further Reading: R.P. Feynman, The Feynman Lectures on Physics, chapter I-44.

Loom Band It: 60 Rubber Band Projects for the Budding Loomineer Kim Roberts and Tessa Sillars-Powell. Barron's, $14.99 paper (128p) ISBN 978-1-4380-0520-1.

ANSWER: Rubber is a polymer; polymers are long chains of molecules connected together, much like long pieces of spaghetti. Any polymer that has just a few cross lengths between them will be ...

It’s hard to argue with the simplicity and design of a rubber band. I mean, it has a million uses, but at the end of the day it’s just a small strip of rubber.