Students at UNB spent four hours Saturday meticulously building the perfect bridges from popsicle sticks — only to watch them get crushed under a hydraulic press. "Watching it break" is definitely the ...
For the 12th year, the 2023 Popsicle Stick Bridge Contest is off to a great start with 500 kits assembled and ready for bridge building enthusiasts to try their hand at building a bridge. Whether a ...
The team from Thornhill Elementary School lines up to have their bridges tested. Budding engineers from around the northwest gathered in Kitimat recently for the sixth annual Popsicle Stick Bridge ...
Building a bridge with Popsicle sticks is one thing, building one that's strong is a challenge dozens of children across the Tri-Cities are attempting. As part of National Engineering and Geoscience ...
Looking for a little engineering fun in Prince George? The Central Interior branch of Engineers and Geoscientists BC is hosting their annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Competition on Saturday, ...
The Central Interior branch of Engineers and Geoscientists BC brought its annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Competition to Pine Centre Mall on Saturday, April 5. The annual competition is designed ...
Kenzie Knight tests his bridge in the Elementary Category. It withstood 587.5 N (132 lbs) pressure.Justin Smith Photo The ninth annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Contest was a smashing success with 74 ...
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