Parachute Adventure! - #sciencegoals

The video tutorial introduces parachutes and explains how they work using the concept of drag. It guides viewers through building a simple parachute using a coffee filter, string, and a cup. The tutorial includes testing the parachute with different weights and encourages experimentation with various materials and sizes to improve performance. The video emphasizes creativity and learning through hands-on science activities.

What is the main force that allows parachutes to slow down objects?

• Drag

• Lift

• Gravity

• Thrust

Which material was suggested for making the parachute in the video?

• Aluminum foil

• Coffee filter

• Plastic bag

• Paper towel

What is the purpose of spacing the strings evenly around the coffee filter?

• To save string

• To make it spin

• To ensure balanced drag

• To make it look nice

What should you do before dropping your parachute from a height?

• Check the weather

• Get permission and ask for help

• Measure the height

• Weigh the parachute

If your parachute doesn't slow down the toy enough, what should you try next?

• Add more strings

• Experiment with different materials and sizes

• Drop it from a lower height

• Use a heavier toy