How to make this Air Glider and how it works! Drag force in action


 
In this video, you’ll learn how to make a lightweight paper air glider that spins as it falls, creating a fast propelling motion. More than just a fun DIY project, this glider demonstrates drag force in action — one of the key forces that affect how objects move through the air.

We’ll walk through:
✅ Materials and step-by-step instructions
✅ Why the glider spins during its descent
✅ How drag, air resistance, and shape affect its motion

Perfect for science enthusiasts, school projects, or anyone who loves clever paper inventions.
Watch until the end to see the glider in slow motion!




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