A typical rubber band is 3.8 cm in diameter and can be shot about 5 m 46 cm away. Therefore, a rubber band 10 m in diameter should be able to fly 1437 meters, or almost a mile… right? Japanese scientists run this intriguing experiment.
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didn’t look taught when they launched it
wow that suked
LOL They Tried
The secret is to pull one side taught while leaving the other side slack. Try it. It’ll spin through the air instead of constantly expanding and contracting, doubling over itself waisting its energy. It works!