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Rubber Bands Around A Watermelon Experiment how many rubber bands does it take to implode a watermelon? looking for an easy science project to do during science week? quadsquad explodes a watermelon with elastic bands! stretch a rubber band around your watermelon. Check out how to explode a watermelon using. As you add more and more rubber bands you’ll find that they will tend to spread out around the watermelon rather stay in the centre. the purpose of this experiment is to determine if rubber bands could place enough pressure on a. how many rubber bands does it take to implode a watermelon? children from toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5, and grade 6. Try to keep as many of the bands around the middle of the watermelon as possible. The big watermelon experiment is a mass science experiment for school students, that seeks to find the answer to this not so pressing issue (unless you are a watermelon). you want to make a big belt of rubber bands around the melon’s middle, so just keep stacking them on top of each.