Erin Shea-Bower Posted Friday, September 15, 2017 at 5:31 PM Windy Tunnel I had a wonderful version of this lesson with several University of Colorado/Boulder students who led it. The students actually brought in a wind tunnel (fashioned from a fan and a large piece of pliable plastic-- super creative!)The students were tasked with creating an aircraft capable of taking advantage of updrafts in order to take measurement equipment (clay) up to higher elevations and stay at a constant elevation for as long as possible. It was amazing! This is a slightly different version of what is here on the site, but it includes such terrific background on Bernoulli's Read More I had a wonderful version of this lesson with several University of Colorado/Boulder students who led it. The students actually brought in a wind tunnel (fashioned from a fan and a large piece of pliable plastic-- super creative!)The students were tasked with creating an aircraft capable of taking advantage of updrafts in order to take measurement equipment (clay) up to higher elevations and stay at a constant elevation for as long as possible. It was amazing! This is a slightly different version of what is here on the site, but it includes such terrific background on Bernoulli's principle-- love it. Read Less 0 Comments Please Login or Register to post a comment or Like an existing one. {{settings.nrChars}}/ {{settings.maxChars}} chars × Submit Cancel {{renderPersonName(comment)}} Posted {{comment.Posted}} {{comment.Content.length}}/ {{settings.maxChars}} chars × Submit Cancel