Students will discover whether tapping the top or the side of the can will stop a vigorously-shaken can of soda from exploding into a sticky mess and the logic behind it.It is an educational content b ...
Ripening is the process by which fruits become tastier. Ripening softens and sweetens the fruit to make it more palatable. Some fruits continue ripening after being picked, while other fruits do not. ...
This simple experiment will teach kids about convex/concave objects and how they reflect light. They will also learn the difference between concave and convex.It is an educational content by education ...
The earth’s climate produces large scales difference in temperature and salinity in the oceans.Water circulation patterns in the ocean are driven by temperature and salinity differences, which transla ...
Bridges, frames of houses, etc. have all been made using arches in order to fully use the strength of an arch. An arch is a curved structure that supports or strengthens a building. Almost all arches ...
This project reveals (perhaps) a hidden real estate market. The goals of this project are: To increase the space efficiency of living areas. To encourage economic improvements via fresh new real estat ...
Queenstown Creek and its environment have made very noticeable changes over the past fifteen years. The land has been rural for a very long time. The residential areas have enlarged considerably in th ...
You can huff and puff, but no matter how many times you blow a bubble, it always ends up round. This is because the molecules in the bubble mixture pull on each other, like a group of friends holding ...
Determine which foods pack more nutrients into less calories.The purpose of this experiment is to learn about the foods that you eat and to learn which ones are healthier choices.It is an educational ...
Determine the effects of different substances such as road salt, calcium chloride, sand, kitty litter, calcium magnesium acetate and Safe Paw (a commercial eco-friendly product) on melting ice while p ...