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HOVERBOARD TECH by: Clay Hurley

QUESTION Would magnet power or air power work best for a hoverboard?

BACKGROUND I chose this subject because I was always fascinated with hover crafts. I always wanted a hoverboard ever since I saw it in the instant classic BACK TO THE FUTURE. Now I’m here to try to get a step closer to see if it can be real or just movie magic.

HYPOTHESIS If I use magnet power vs. air power to make a board hover , then magnet power will work best.

VARIABLES Independent- How I power the hoverboard Dependent- the height and qualibility Constant- flat surface, weight of board, length of board

PROCEDURE (magnet power) 1.]gather materials [2.]hot glue at least 2 or 3 layers of 4 inch by 2 inch pieces of foam board together [3.] glue 2 magnets to the bottom of the board [4.] put another 2 magnets on a flat surface at the same pole[north to north or south to south]

PROCEDURE PART 2 (air power) 1] gather materials [2] hot glue cap to the CD hole [3] put balloon on lid [4] blow up balloon [5] put balloon down on table [balloon side up]

DATA