Junk Box Objective: Create a "zoom machine" that will travel a distance of 4 meters in the shortest amount of time.

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Junk Box Objective: Create a "zoom machine" that will travel a distance of 4 meters in the shortest amount of time.

Think About It Things to consider … What type of wheels will work best? What can we do to reduce the influence of friction? What type or length of rubber band will work the best? What modifications could you make to the body, wheels, or axles to make them work better? How can we power car using rubber bands?

Competition Rules: Each team will be provided with a junk box filled with materials that could be used to create a vehicle. Each team will receive only one set of materials. Teams may use all or part of the materials in their junk box and are not allowed to share materials with other teams. All unused materials should be saved in case repairs are needed during competition. Teams will be allowed time to build and test their vehicle. Competitors are allowed to bring diagrams to help them build their vehicle. After the time is up, all vehicles will be impounded and no changes will be allowed. Machine Requirements: Your vehicle must be powered by the energy stored in the rubber band(s) and may not be aided by a helping hand or other energy source.

Testing Procedure: Each team will be allowed 5 minutes to "power up" their vehicles. No electric winders are allowed. Teams are not allowed to rewind the rubber band during testing. Each team will be allowed two trials with 10 minutes allowed between trials to “power up” the vehicle and to make repairs or adjustments using materials left over from construction. No new construction or major design changes are allowed. The best time out of the two trials will be considered for final results. If the car fails to make it to the finish line or goes out of the track area, no points will be awarded for that trial. The lightest vehicle will be declared the winner in case of a tie.

You will have 60 minutes to design, build, and test your device. After the time is up, all devices will be impounded and the competition will begin. Online Stopwatch