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"National Create a Vacuum Day" is a fun day on February 4th where people learn about vacuums. A vacuum is a space with nothing in it, not even air! When we talk about "creating a vacuum," it means making such an empty space. Scientists and engineers use vacuums in special experiments and machines. On this day, kids and adults have fun doing little science projects at home or at school to see how vacuums work. It's a day to be curious, learn cool things about science, and maybe even test how vacuum cleaners use the special power of vacuums!
How to celebrate National Create a Vacuum Day?
Gather some fun materials like a balloon and a straw. Blow up the balloon but don't tie it. Instead, hold the end tight and place it over the straw. Release the balloon and watch air push through the straw! Next, use a small jar and a candle to make a simple vacuum. Light the candle, place it in the jar, and cover the top with a small plate. Watch the magic as the flame goes out and the air disappears! Enjoy learning how vacuums work with these easy experiments at home. Celebrate the day by discovering the invisible powers around us!
Where National Create a Vacuum Day is celebrated?
- - International
