Have you ever put on a shirt straight out of the dryer? The shirt was probably soft and warm -- a cozy fabric hug to chase away any pesky chills. How would you dry your wet clothes if your dryer didn' ...
In this experiment we observe the expansion of liquids when frozen (changed into a solid) and determine if some liquids expand more than others when frozen.It is an educational content by education.co ...
A hurricane, also called a typhoon or cyclone, is a common name for a tropical cyclone, which is a spinning storm system originating over water having wind speeds of over 118 km/hour or 73 miles/hour! ...
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 ...
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 ...
Emergency! White water rafters have overturned their raft, and the speeding current is pulling them toward a waterfall. A helicopter zips in and lowers the rescue bucket. The distressed rafters climb ...
Yikes! You’ve just spilled water all over the table! Never fear, there are paper towels nearby. As you clean up your mess you notice that water is spreading throughout the paper towel. What is going o ...
Find out whether white light can be separated into different colors. This will also simulate how natural rainbows are made.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of thi ...
Investigate how magnetism can defy the force of gravity.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected to the content. If you want to d ...