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 project explores weather and climate control.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 downloa ...
Get ready to chill out. In this experiment, you’ll watch ice crystals form. To get a clear view of the ice forming, you’ll create an ice viewer in your freezer!How do icicles form?It is an educational ...
This science project tests the connection between outdoor temperature or weather conditions and the number of visible stars.:It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of t ...
In the winter, there’s a big chill up in the Arctic, and arctic tundra animals need to be tough to stay warm. How do they adapt to the extreme cold?The body mass index (BMI) is an approximate measure ...
The pressure of the air around us changes constantly. These changes are associated with changes in the weather. When the air pressure is high (also called a high), the weather is mostly likely to be f ...
Standard deviation is a statistic that tells you how closely a group of numbers (for example, temperatures) are clustered around a mean value (average temperature). When the standard deviation is smal ...
One of the hallmarks of autumn, besides leaves falling and children returning to school, is frost. Frost is the fine layer of water crystals that forms from water vapor in the air. In August, you migh ...
Though it is common knowledge that the average temperature increases as you move closer to the equator, many people do not understand why this is so. There are many reasons why the equatorial region e ...
When it’s raining hard, those raindrops look like they’re bouncing up and down on the sidewalk. What are they really doing, and how does the size and height each drop make it splash in different ways? ...