I’m a freshmen in highschool and I need a science experiment for my science fair. Any good ideas?

I need ideas or good websites to work with. I orginally picked an experiment that has to do with insulation but decided it was too easy and I wasn’t real intrested in it.
thanks!

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6 Responses to I’m a freshmen in highschool and I need a science experiment for my science fair. Any good ideas?

  1. kellermama1226@sbcglobal.net says:

    I’d try something that matters today…like alternative fuel…I’m sure you’d get good reviews from that!!

  2. pinkfreud(aruninte.blogspot.com) says:

    hope this works
    rate my answer if u liked it

  3. IttyBittyPretty says:

    MOLD!

  4. kittycat_rate15 says:

    you gotta try it here… these experiment here are easy experiment.. but if you think real hard…you may hit something big!

  5. position28 says:

    Ummm… How about a clock that operates with out an escapment mechanisum. A salt powered clock or maby an egg timer. Think you’ll need rocksalt from the hardware store.

    Get a bucket, a small fishtank would be a great display if you can get one. Grab one of moms old nilons or go buy a pair. Thats were you will put the salt. You put the salt in the nylon then tie it to something boyant like a small piece of wood, styrofome, or cork. When the salt desolves
    your sock clock becomes boyant. (hehe sock clock) You’ll have to do it a few times at home first to measure how much salt will desolve in the desired time. Then write on a piece of papper on your display saying when you drop it in it measures this much time, and whalla you get an a in your science fair project. (if it’s graded) It’s gota get points for originality becuse I just made it up. I’m gona run down stairs to the garage and see if I can make one real quick then I will illistrate it and press preview, send.
    … ok well You’ll need to just barely add enuff salt to
    sink your boyant material, and regular salt will work.
    Or try it and time it a couple of times to find out how much salt your gona need for the desired time.
    Heres how long it takes to boil an egg it has already been asked on answers dot yahoo
    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006021203699

    ________
    ……hanging….B
    ……………..E
    ……………..L _____ Little dowel to hit a bell
    ……………..L./……….. tie a string to your boant
    ……………../………….. material. Fasten a loop of
    |……………/…….|…. wire to a brick. Have the
    |…………../……..|…. string go through the loop
    |….B……/………|…… of whire up to the top of the
    |….|……./……….|…. tank to a dowel or what ever
    |….S…./………..|…… to ding a bell, or some thing
    |….|…../…………|…. other than just a thing
    |..__v__ ………….|….. to the top.
    |__|____|_____________|

    B=boyant S=Salt in nylon My salt powered egg timer turned out to
    be dual purpos since my boant material was furr covered
    cork a pretend mouse a cat toy. mine turned out to be
    either some kind of entertainment for my cat or just
    teasing it so it waits for its mouse back.
    Oh gotta corect my self this still counts as a timer
    with an escapment mechinisum. When I first started
    typeing I thought I could think of some thing like that.

    Any ways good luck remember originality helps with science
    fair projects. ( teachers probably have seen hundreds of
    bakeing soda and vinigar volcanoes )

    Sorry about the poor ilistration its one font for compose and another for your post, makes it kinda hard to draw with
    little forward slashes and stuff.

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