Thread Climber | ThinkTac | #YoutubeShorts #Shorts #DIY #DIYScience
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Date: 2022-01-30

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. Friction is a retarding force, always opposing the relative motion, between any two surfaces. In this TACtivity, we use friction to create a "climber", with the help of straw pieces, some thread and a cardboard cut-out.

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