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My 7th grade sister came home for winter vacation with a science project to do. Nothing simple like we used to do in school, she's supposed to build a working miniature submarine. Naturally, I was asked to help with this project, but at the moment I'm quite busy with a number of other projects, so I'm wondering if anyone in the vast world of the internet has any ideas regarding how one would go about doing this? Remember, and this is important, this is still a 7th grade project and as such should not be overly complicated, we are going for the simplest solution to the problem, not the most technical one! You can find a copy of the project requirements below, any help would be greatly appreciated!
PS 14 The Submarine Project
Your Mission: Design, constuct and demonstrate a
submarine device that will float, sink and float again OR sink,
float and sink again in a tank of water 30 cm deep. This mission also includes
writing a "Captains Log" of your design process.
Procedure:
Restrictions:
Submarine Report must include the following:
Helpful Hint: Start each section on a fresh page and title the page with
the section
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