Cameron Knapp, 7, of Charleston rides a hovercraft made from plywood and a shop vacuum as Marshall University College of Information Technology and Engineering student Nathan O'Kane controls the power. The college students and area children gathered at the Clay Center in Charleston Saturday for the annual Discover Engineering family fun day.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Area children had the chance to ride a hovercraft, launch an Alka-Seltzer rocket and make science toys among other events at the Clay Center's annual Discover Engineering family fun day in Charleston Saturday.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Area children had the chance to ride a hovercraft, launch an Alka-Seltzer rocket and make science toys among other events at the Clay Center's annual Discover Engineering family fun day in Charleston Saturday.
The event involves hands-on activites and displays presented by local engineering firms, colleges and universities.
Discover Engineering is sponsored by West Virginia University Institute of Technology.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Area children had the chance to ride a hovercraft, launch an Alka-Seltzer rocket and make science toys among other events at the Clay Center's annual Discover Engineering family fun day in Charleston Saturday.
The event involves hands-on activites and displays presented by local engineering firms, colleges and universities.
Discover Engineering is sponsored by West Virginia University Institute of Technology.
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