Get ready for an electrifying adventure, engineers in the making! In this exhilarating experiment, we'll channel our boundless creativity and scientific prowess to construct our very own battery-powered cars. With wires as our lifelines and batteries as our engines, we'll engineer vehicles that defy gravity and glide across the floor with the push of a power button. It's a thrilling journey of innovation and discovery as we explore the marvels of electrical circuits and the transformative power of energy. So, strap in, ignite your imaginations, and let's race towards a future fueled by our ingenuity and passion for science!


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Roberto Balda ha dicho que…
I loved getting hands-on with wires and batteries. This experiment made learning about circuits way more fun
13 de febrero de 2024 a las 20:19
Francesco Bedoya ha dicho que…
I'm proud of what we accomplished with our battery-powered cars. It's inspiring to see how science can turn imagination into reality
13 de febrero de 2024 a las 20:19
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