Humans use both "monaural" (one ear) information and "binaural" (two ear) information in order to locate (or "localize"), people, animals, and noisey things. In this experiment, blindfolded subjects w ...
Buildings are made of multiple bricks; you are made of millions of cells.The cell is the basic unit of all living things.The cells in your body vary in size, a single nerve cell can be up to a 1 meter ...
In this experiment I was trying to find out if you gave different amounts of food to mosquito larvae would they grow faster or slower. I got mosquito eggs and I hatched them out into tanks adding pork ...
Garlic might be famous for scaring away vampires, but can it be scary to smaller organisms as well? In this experiment we’ll make microbe food to see if garlic will prevent microbes for growing. Micro ...
The purpose of this investigation is to determine what type of bag is best at preserving fruit purchased from the grocery store. The goal of the project is to compare the hardness of the fruit as the ...
Explore the effect of caffein on plant growth, I planted, germinated, and grew mung beans. I introduced caffeine into the soil of some plants and evaluated the effects of caffeine on the experimental ...
When a fruit “rots” it decomposes into simpler forms of matter. Decomposition is a form of natural recycling and is necessary to maintain the finite matter that takes up physical space in the biome.Do ...
The human body is full of nerve endings. Some parts of the body have fewer nerve endings than other parts making them less sensitive to touch. Arms for example are one of the body parts with fewer ner ...
Determine what neurons are, what they do and share this vital information with my cohorts and the public by producing an illustrated book entitled “Know Your Neurons and How They Work”.It is an educat ...
What are the differences between drugstore brand and expensive salon brand shampoos? Do you really get what you pay for? We will test these shampoos and examine hair structure under the microscope to ...