This experiment makes glass go completely invisible.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 downl ...
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 ...
Study black holes. The goals of this project are: To define and illustrate the properties of black holes in space. To make predictions and calculations based on what we know about black holes.It is an ...
In this experiment, you will create your own light bulb and test filaments of different thicknesses to see which keeps the bulb burning for the longest time.It is an educational content by education.c ...
Have you ever wondered why objects have different colors? Have you also ever wondered what it would be like to work as a secret agent and send secret messages to people? Conduct this experiment to fin ...
Let there be light! At the flick of a switch, a light bulb can light or illuminate an entire room, but what else is happening? One the basic laws of physics, the conservation of energy, tells us that ...
Design and build a portable double-slit interference demonstration. The goals of this project are: To understand double-slit interference. To make the demonstration of this effect more ac ...
Light is the only source of color. Color pigments (paints, dyes, or inks) show color by absorbing certain parts of the light spectrum and reflecting the parts that remain. Color filters work the same ...
Determine if color of a garment affects the length of time required to dry. The goal of the project is to obtain cotton, linen, and silk garments in different colors and compare the length of time for ...
Light propagates, or travels, in waves. Waves have two main properties: frequency and wavelength. When you know one, it’s pretty easy to calculate the other.When light waves overlap they create interf ...