An awesome video has emerged of a father creating a shooting stand with 'floating balls' for his children.

The footage, shot on June 24 near Sydney, NSW, Australia, shows Jacob Strickling building the stand from scratch with a bouncy castle fan blowing air through narrow tubes to make polystyrene balls float on the streams of air.

Once the stand set up, Strickling and his son can be seen using Nerf guns to shoot the floating balls.

Strickling used the game to teach his kids science principles such as forces, gravity, projectile motion, energy or Bernoulli's principle.

A fun video of a dad, Jacob Strickling, who builds a carnival game activity for his children. Jacob's intention is that his kids have fun, while learning some basic Science principles.
A jumping castle fan blows air through some narrow tubes. Polystyrene balls float on the streams of air, and remain in position due to Bernoulli's principle.
The children (and dad!) can then use Nerf guns to shoot the balls as target practice.
Hours of fun and lots of learning! Forces, gravity, projectile motion, energy, Bernoulli's principle etc.
Jacob is a Science Teacher from Terrigal, near Sydney Australia and also has YouTube Channel 'Make Science Fun' which he uploads a fun, Science based video every Friday.