Surfing on 3,500,000 Airsoft BBs- Camp CrunchLabs Week 1

This weeks Challenge:
MAKE A TOILET PAPER HALLWAY LASER MAZE.
Using toilet paper (or string or other materials), design and build your very own laser maze at home. See if your sibling or parent, or family pet can make it through unscathed. Use creativity and acrobatics to a-maze me (bad pun, sorry). Maybe the goal is to rescue a Phat Gus plushie or dive into a beanbag at the end. Be safe and don't forget to get permission from a parent before you create. I can't wait to watch your videos!

Thanks to these folks for providing some of the music in the video:
Ponder - @Pondermusic
Laura Shigihara - @supershigi

HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR CHALLENGES

[mral]

This makes me happy and I don't know why but I'm still smiling.

[angelboi]

mark, you are incredible man. Even at 30 im still hooked like a kid. and all this that you are doing for the kids, and making it this fun is just amazing man. respect the heck out of you. thank you.

[mciejmoskala]

12:08 love your editing, perfect timing with the *woah* in the song while michelle dissapeared

[jacquelinerios]

I really teared up over Mark’s friction lesson because of how lit up those kids’ eyes were while learning. There’s really nothing more beautiful or fulfilling than teaching and creating excitement over learning the ways of the world

[TinaGloria]

I haven't seen any of this and didn't see last year's stuff, but Mark getting tons of people interested in science and engineering at all is just amazing. Because he shows the actual fun of engineering and how you can make whatever you want if you engineer it.

[Shonduras]

THIS IS GENIUS!!!! and looks reeally fun

[pegeggeggleston]

Hi Mark - I have a 9 year old nephew who is going to love this series and we are sending him the projects as gifts. He wants to be an astronaut and this is a great first step. You rock. I'm an old gal and I enjoy every video (sometimes as we get older we get younger - tee hee). Keep the videos coming and make a lot of future engineers. Love PegEgg

[ram_stick_samurai]

Mark worked at NASA, stopped porch pirates and now helping kids understand engineering.

[iBeBombinBee]

Please, please, please stay here for a long time. I would love to see my daughter at 7-8 building and playing with all these mechanisms in ways I would never be able to show her myself. Please please don’t stop doing this. I’m tempted to start getting the boxes now and just store them for the time she’s ready

[teyen]

Nothing is more satisfying than hearing Mark sharp shouts!😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩

[Tiger]

More Camp CrunchLabs!? Let's freakin' go!

[FlexyStreams]

mark ur such a inspiration when i was younger you sparked me into the world of engineering now i do geology and aerospace engineering for fun and now to see you do this for kids is awesome

[djokovikgoated]

Thank you crunchlabs for the most fun summer of my life

[SpinosaurTamer]

I wish he did this when I was younger! I love these! Especially now that I know physics

[CloudJumper_VR]

“Should not be atemmpted at home” man where do you think ima find 3 million bb’s …

[rodrigomuller]

9:23 it's so cool that the momentum of the balls makes it feel like the video is backwards

[lady_draguliana]

Mark: "The floor is-"
O: "LAVA!?"
M: "-no, a BALL BEARING!"
🏄‍♀🏄‍♂🏄

[alibh]

Mark you are genius, so fun, cool, and nice. I'm 34 and i really do enjoy your videos. the best

[NeonGirl]

love the kids reactions. they look so happy!

[marcofestino]

Such a cool and simple idea. Lack of friction is so magic