Staff Report / Vancouverlocal.org

Engineering students at Clark College in Vancouver, Washington participated in a unique competition where they constructed towers using pasta. The event, overseen by professors Carol Hsu and Tina Barsotti, aimed to test the strength of these pasta structures using an Instron machine. A video showcasing one of the pasta towers being crushed is available for viewing. For more details, interested individuals can follow the link in the college's bio on their social media platform.

Source: Clark College -- Vancouver, Washington | Vancouver WA | Facebook

Source Type: College

Source Location: Vancouver

Vancouver, WA

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