DENSITY+food+fighting

So what is the best way to food fight? How do you know? Are there rules? Got pics? Can someone "clean up" this page? ...good stuff, but kind of tough to fish through. resize the pictures, or?

media type="custom" key="6929125" By Kyle fogle from Photobucket.

By Pascal Every year, in the month of October, Europe they celebrate by having a food fight in the town shopping center on a Friday night. Also, some food fights evolved into traditional celebrations rooted either in recent past such as the Spanish Tomatina, and in long gone centuries such as Battaglia Delle Arance during the Carnival of Ivrea in Italy. Wow, and I just thought that food fighting was a kid thing that only in immature people do. This is by Allie Mcnugget. La Tomatina is a food fight festival held on the last wednesday of augest each year in the town of Bunol in the Velencia. * edited by Brayden Reis!

= Food Fighting- is a form of Chaotic and collective behavior in which food is thrown at one another. = by. Destiny Bach Finally got this right :) anyways, food fighting Is a good way to test surface area. Not saying it isn't a good way to test density, but there is another good way to test density. You can experiment with testing density by having a hard plastic dummy. After launching the multiple types of food on this dummy, you can see which foods would be powerful and most effective on a human being in a food fight. Hopefully no one would use anything harmful in a food fight. Such as apples, soda cans, or other hard foods. So tell us the best way to do this testing. I hear you want to throw food at a plastic dummy, but how are you controlling variables that might change your data?

Karinne made destiny's paragraph up there more readable! ^^ :)

I discovered some of our problems in the food fight lab. A couple of our problems where, one the holders for the launcher would not stay in place, they would move after each shot. Another problem occurrs when the launcher is pulled back the direction and trajectory would change after ever shot. I learned that you must have a fixed platform to have increased accuracy when using a launcher. By- Joey Hickey

/ Here are some pictures from one of your classmates. Can anyone explain what's happening in these pictures?  From kyle fogle We used a water baloon slingshot to fire the various foods for this lab. Dayna is getting ready to fling some type of food onto a board. From kyle fogle Splat!

From kyle fogle Measuring the Jell-o splatter area by cm2.

In this picture the person is weighing the strawberry on a triple beam balance also known as finding the mass of an object. From kyle fogle Measuring the splatter area of a plum

In this picture the person is using the displacement method to ﻿ find the volume of the strawberry.

﻿Food Fighting at Home-

 Kylie Habecker

Delaney Beam

Expierimenting with different foods at home

hahah food fight!!!!!!!!!!!

we learned that the densest object had the largest splat diameter like the apple.