When you walk across a carpet and then touch a doorknob, you may feel a jolt caused by static electricity. Why does that happen? The soles of your shoes and the carpet are both insulators, so when the ...
The objective of this project is to identify and understand adaptations in birds. Through experimentation with models of bird beak shapes and different types of bird “food” the student will grasp the ...
Did you know you can make a game out of a science experiment? Play with balance and simple engineering as you hurry to create a sturdy rock tower. It's you versus gravity (and a small fake earthquake ...
In this science project, you will examine how to stop the ripening process of a tomato, as well as the effect that this has on the plant’s reproductive capabilities.It is an educational content by edu ...
Rube Goldberg can be thought of as the Ogden Nash of Mechanical Engineering. His signature pieces are preposterously overworked mechanical contraptions designed to perform an extraordinarily simple ta ...
Newton’s third law is abstract, and can be hard for people to understand without seeing it visually. This science project demonstrates how each action (the movement of the water out of the carton) has ...
The purpose of this experiment is to see how a high or low heat capacity will affect a material's heat retention qualities if the material was to be used as a warmer.It is an educational content by ed ...
This project will acquaint students with basic knowledge on conditions which determine the cooling and melting processes of water.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title ...
Ever wanted to know how high and how fast you can kick a football? Turns out, it’s pretty easy to figure out. All you need to know is how far away from you the ball lands and how much time it spends i ...
The purpose of the project was to measure the ElectroMagnetic Fields produced by RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) transmitters. Using this information, one could determine the safety risks (and p ...