The document describes a student project to build a model magnetic levitation train. It lists the materials used - magnets, wood, copper wire, and a stand. The students aimed to use magnets to both levitate and propel the train forward, providing a cleaner alternative to coal-powered trains. However, their first attempt did not work as the train did not move or levitate as intended. This proved the challenges of using magnets over coal, though the students still believe magnetic levitation trains could be better if improved.

1. TREN
MAGNÉTICO
Diego Gómez, Edgar
Cruz, Ricardo Peña

2. Introduction
 The
train is something organic and helps
avoid polluting the air as the train uses
magnets without using coal.
 Weclaim that the train of magnets is
much better as it moves faster and is
more flexible.

3. Development
 materials:
 magnets
 wood
 stand
 structure
 Copper wire
tape

4. Development
 With wood, we built a light rail and the
wire will become the rails for the train from
sliding. The magnets will be responsible for
the train to levitate to go fast.

5. Conclusions
 The first attempt did not work out. Well did
not move or levitated.
 When we spend trying to levitate the train
and slides.
 This
proves that the magnets are better
than coal trains

6. Sources of Information
 Internet:
 http://bmess.ece.utexas.edu/~jcamp/phy
sics/index.html

7. Acknowledgements
Thanks to:
Uncle Richard
Ricky's Dad
Edgar's Mom
Diego´s Mom