Guiness Book of World Records

On Friday, we got together with a homeschooling group to do a little science lesson that's going to be in the Guiness World Records book 2013.

Bernoulli Principle states that for an inviscid flow, (a liquid that has no density or thickness), an increase in the speed of the fluid occurs simultaneously with a decrease in pressure or a decrease in the fluid's potential energy.^[1][2] Bernoulli's principle is named after the Swiss scientist Daniel Bernoulli who published his principle in his book Hydrodynamic in 1738.^{[3] Taken from Wikipedia.}

This is Doc. Don his explaining how to do the balloon experiment down here. He said some very interesting stuff.

This is what he was explaining in the picture above.You put the balloons above your head and blow. If you want to see what happens, press on the link to watch a video below.

    

You can do this at home if you want, it's easy.This experiment works as a sprayer. You just get a cup 2/3 filled with water. Get 2 straws, one little one and one bigger one. Put them together at an angle into the cup of water then blow hard.

This is me doing that experiment above.But my mum embossed the photo to make it look interesting.

If my instructions are not clear go to this link.
  

This is everyone in the Homeschoolers group who came to the Guiness Book of World Records Science experiment.
This record will be in  2013 Guiness World Records book.

Here's my certificate.

-Sienna