Roller coaster ski jumps
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I showed this presentation to teach kids about the physics of roller coasters, the importance of starting way up high and having as much potential energy as possible, so that you can generate a high level of kinetic energy to power your car through the twists and turns. We put that learning to use making roller coasters out of pipe insulators, for marbles to coast down and loop the loop!
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