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Rube Goldberg Machine Analysis

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On September of 2016 student from Cleveland Early College High School presented their Rube Goldberg Machine. Worry arose in there mind, the thought that there machine might fail. One group in general did not look worried they looked calm with the certainty that there machine will work. The name of their machine was the Bikini Bottom.The machine was simple and looked pleasing to the eye with flowers and characters from SpongeBob. The purpose of the machine was was to water a plant. The machine was composed of six simple machines.All the setup needed was put up a cup halfway filled water and the empty bottles up making it truly a simple machine. When the group was asked who build the machine they said that they all contributed the the creation

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