Photos: Students build unique machines at upcoming Orlando Science Center competition
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Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
Orlando Science Center Curtis Kinetic Competition The annual tournament focuses on a middle school student’s ability to transform everyday objects into kinetic systems modeled after Rube Goldberg’s machines. (Orlando Science Center/Orlando Science Center)
