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Maker Faire Austin 2007
Air Fair
You can't always see it, but it's at work all around us - it's AIR. Four hands-on exhibits from Austin Children's Museum make the science of air touchable and allow fairegoers to playfully discover the powers and properties of air. Make and take activities include Penny Parachutes & Paper Flying Objects. Use the properties of air to take flight. Join professional engineers from the Austin area to build, design, test and modify your flying objects!
Web site: http://www.austinkids.org
Topic(s): Engineering
About the Maker(s)
Austin Children's Museum and American Society of Civil Engineers The Austin Children's Museum creates innovative learning experiences for children and families that equip and inspire the next generation of creative problem solvers. Located at the Dell Discovery Center downtown at the corner of 2nd Street and Colorado, it is one of the city’s popular cultural attractions with 200,000 visitors annually.
The Austin Branch of the Texas Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers has a membership in excess of 800 engineers. It meets monthly to plan and participate in a wide variety of activities with goals of helping the community, increasing awareness of Civil Engineering, and raising money for scholarships.
Maker Faire is sponsored by:
