Science Experiments

There's no better way to understand the physical laws and dynamics of our Earth than conducting your own science experiments. So, with that in mind, here are some fun little experiments that pretty much anyone can conduct, young or old - though you may want to have an adult involved if you're setting things on fire.

1	Adding an Electric Charge to a Bubble	Marcia Malory	1598
2	Changing the Density of Water	Marcia Malory	972
3	Circulation of Hot and Cold Air	Marcia Malory	925
4	Colors in a Bottle	Marcia Malory	748
5	Expansion of Different Liquids	Marcia Malory	751
6	Filter that Uses Capillary Action	Marcia Malory	863
7	How Much Oxygen is Used When Something Burns?	Marcia Malory	891
8	Inertia	Marcia Malory	835
9	Lifting Ice with String	Marcia Malory	1084
10	Osmosis in a Potato	Jonathan Malory	4777
11	Power of Air Pressure	Marcia Malory	1898
12	Refraction	Marcia Malory	1076
13	Relighting a Candle	Marcia Malory	827
14	Rust Requires Oxygen	Marcia Malory	1035
15	See Your Pulse	Marcia Malory	974
16	Sideways Pressure of Water	Marcia Malory	746
17	Simple Electric Motor	Marcia Malory	1076
18	Simple Thermometer	Marcia Malory	828
19	Smoke in a Box	Marcia Malory	1037
20	Sound from a Ruler	Marcia Malory	786
21	Toy Fish that Comes to Life	Marcia Malory	703
22	Using Suction to Blow Up a Balloon	Marcia Malory	815
23	Vacuum in a Radish	Marcia Malory	715
24	Water Expands When it Freezes	Marcia Malory	961

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