How Do You Build A Submarine For A Science Project?
Underwater travel has fascinated mankind through the ages. The earliest submarine designs date from the 16th century, and the first operable submarine, the H. L. Hunley, was built during the Civil War by the Confederate navy. By the end of World War I, submarines were fast becoming a reliable component of naval warfare, and they are now a vital part of the world’s major navies. The operation of a real-life submarine is extremely complex. Fortunately, you can build a submarine that submerges and re-emerges, for a science project or just for fun, with a few simple household goods. Step 1 Put the marbles in the bottle and add enough water to fill the bottle half-way. Step 2 Set two tablets of Alka-Seltzer inside the balloon, then use the balloon to cover the opening of the bottle in place of the cap. Step 3 Place your submarine in the fish tank. Weighted by the marbles, your bottle will slowly sink. Eventually, though, water from the bottle will seep into the balloon, reacting with the Al
