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What is this experiment is like and do you need a field Goal post?
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Football Field: Going the Distance
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Re: Football Field: Going the Distance
This project does involve actually kicking a football.
In the materials list, you will see:
"A football field with goalposts and lines marked on the field at least every 10 yards. If the yards are not marked, you can use a tape measure and objects to mark the distance, such as rocks or sticks. Long tape measures can be purchased from Amazon.com. Avoid using the field when it is very windy."
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In the materials list, you will see:
"A football field with goalposts and lines marked on the field at least every 10 yards. If the yards are not marked, you can use a tape measure and objects to mark the distance, such as rocks or sticks. Long tape measures can be purchased from Amazon.com. Avoid using the field when it is very windy."
Amy
Science Buddies