Comics Pyramid Volcano should be the name of a band. However it's the name of something much cooler, my 4th and final science experiment. While researching on how to build a volcano, I found that most required painting and creating a mold. I was not interested in doing either. I wanted to keep the mess to a minimal. I wanted to cover the bottle with Comic Strips but had no idea it would be shaped like a pyramid. I just kept laying down the strips of comics over the tape and the pyramid shape was born. An eye candy delight. It looked plain just laying on cardboard, so I decided to lay down a bed of leaves. I was thrilled with the results. Now that the volcano and bed of leaves were completed it was time to pour in the ingredients. I anxiously waited for the eruption and then all of sudden, BOOM. So freaking exciting. The eruption lasted for about 4-5 minutes. I did it twice. It was worth all the time and effort I put into this experiment. I decided to leave the volcano in my backyard to perform some more eruptions and see what the mother nature does to it. I must say I enjoyed the Mentos & Diet Coke along with the Volcano experiment the most. No coincidence they both involved eruptions. Come back to see July's Challenge.
Monday, June 30, 2014
Comics Pyramid Volcano
Comics Pyramid Volcano should be the name of a band. However it's the name of something much cooler, my 4th and final science experiment. While researching on how to build a volcano, I found that most required painting and creating a mold. I was not interested in doing either. I wanted to keep the mess to a minimal. I wanted to cover the bottle with Comic Strips but had no idea it would be shaped like a pyramid. I just kept laying down the strips of comics over the tape and the pyramid shape was born. An eye candy delight. It looked plain just laying on cardboard, so I decided to lay down a bed of leaves. I was thrilled with the results. Now that the volcano and bed of leaves were completed it was time to pour in the ingredients. I anxiously waited for the eruption and then all of sudden, BOOM. So freaking exciting. The eruption lasted for about 4-5 minutes. I did it twice. It was worth all the time and effort I put into this experiment. I decided to leave the volcano in my backyard to perform some more eruptions and see what the mother nature does to it. I must say I enjoyed the Mentos & Diet Coke along with the Volcano experiment the most. No coincidence they both involved eruptions. Come back to see July's Challenge.
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I agree, this was one of the more enjoyable experiments to date. Its really cool to see what a few household items can do. We need to do more things like this. looking forward to whats to come.
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