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lul I'm 16 in eleventh grade science.
wth is starcraft
SRSLY though, the last science fair project I did was somewhere along the lines of "what color lens picks up the most stars?" We had a BAMF camera, got different colored lenses and took pictures of the sky then counted the stars that showed up. I think that was...middle school. It was fun though.
Yeah. Science fairs aren't serious business until your career relies on them 
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Or find out that Einstein is wrong. That'd win a science fair, at least. If you're right.
Find the differences between the sensation of sheep skin and latex 
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If you like chemical reactions, do something that involves an explosion.
That will get their attention and raise their heart rate, two things that will result in a higher score.
That will get their attention and raise their heart rate, two things that will result in a higher score.
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If you like chemical reactions, do something that involves an explosion.
That will get their attention and raise their heart rate, two things that will result in a higher score.
That will get their attention and raise their heart rate, two things that will result in a higher score.
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Make a miniature rocket with an acid-base reaction ;o
wth is starcraft
You ought to test the effects of alcohol on reaction time 
On a srs note..
There're some data gathering types of experiments that's easy to do and have a good chance of getting a good grade. Think of a topic that would be socially/clinically important. Things that would directly affect us, or is politically hot right now.
For example, you can look at water quality between resevoirs.
Or, since I live in BC, look at how logging affects blah blah blah.
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A easier target would be psychological studies...
look up Priming, Social Power, and general Cognitive Psychology. These are VERY easy to do.
For example, there was a famous study about social power done ages ago. The experimental design was simple, three people are given 2 cookies. One person was randomly chosen to "give points out to the other two person" during their time together, obviously becoming the "Boss" or the "Leader". Their hypothesis was that the person who has the higher social power will most likely eat the cookies and eat them less conservatively (i.e. crumbs everywhere, talk with mouth full, and other such factors). Of course, they were right. They also found interesting differences between genders.
BOOM, done.
Hard part is to find volunteers. But i'm sure the kids at your school would LOVE cookies.
Remember to have experimental controls for psychological experiments!
On a srs note..
There're some data gathering types of experiments that's easy to do and have a good chance of getting a good grade. Think of a topic that would be socially/clinically important. Things that would directly affect us, or is politically hot right now.
For example, you can look at water quality between resevoirs.
Or, since I live in BC, look at how logging affects blah blah blah.
...
A easier target would be psychological studies...
look up Priming, Social Power, and general Cognitive Psychology. These are VERY easy to do.
For example, there was a famous study about social power done ages ago. The experimental design was simple, three people are given 2 cookies. One person was randomly chosen to "give points out to the other two person" during their time together, obviously becoming the "Boss" or the "Leader". Their hypothesis was that the person who has the higher social power will most likely eat the cookies and eat them less conservatively (i.e. crumbs everywhere, talk with mouth full, and other such factors). Of course, they were right. They also found interesting differences between genders.
BOOM, done.
Hard part is to find volunteers. But i'm sure the kids at your school would LOVE cookies.
Remember to have experimental controls for psychological experiments!
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UnholyUrineYou ought to test the effects of alcohol on reaction time
On a srs note..
There're some data gathering types of experiments that's easy to do and have a good chance of getting a good grade. Think of a topic that would be socially/clinically important. Things that would directly affect us, or is politically hot right now.
For example, you can look at water quality between resevoirs.
Or, since I live in BC, look at how logging affects blah blah blah.
...
A easier target would be psychological studies...
look up Priming, Social Power, and general Cognitive Psychology. These are VERY easy to do.
For example, there was a famous study about social power done ages ago. The experimental design was simple, three people are given 2 cookies. One person was randomly chosen to "give points out to the other two person" during their time together, obviously becoming the "Boss" or the "Leader". Their hypothesis was that the person who has the higher social power will most likely eat the cookies and eat them less conservatively (i.e. crumbs everywhere, talk with mouth full, and other such factors). Of course, they were right. They also found interesting differences between genders.
BOOM, done.
Hard part is to find volunteers. But i'm sure the kids at your school would LOVE cookies.
Remember to have experimental controls for psychological experiments!
On a srs note..
There're some data gathering types of experiments that's easy to do and have a good chance of getting a good grade. Think of a topic that would be socially/clinically important. Things that would directly affect us, or is politically hot right now.
For example, you can look at water quality between resevoirs.
Or, since I live in BC, look at how logging affects blah blah blah.
...
A easier target would be psychological studies...
look up Priming, Social Power, and general Cognitive Psychology. These are VERY easy to do.
For example, there was a famous study about social power done ages ago. The experimental design was simple, three people are given 2 cookies. One person was randomly chosen to "give points out to the other two person" during their time together, obviously becoming the "Boss" or the "Leader". Their hypothesis was that the person who has the higher social power will most likely eat the cookies and eat them less conservatively (i.e. crumbs everywhere, talk with mouth full, and other such factors). Of course, they were right. They also found interesting differences between genders.
BOOM, done.
Hard part is to find volunteers. But i'm sure the kids at your school would LOVE cookies.
Remember to have experimental controls for psychological experiments!
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Just here for the activity... well not really
pH of different battery brands and their relation to lifespan.
if you're comfortable handling with battery acid ;D
if you're comfortable handling with battery acid ;D
guy lifting weight (animated smiley):
O-IC
OI-C
"Oh, I see it"
O-IC
OI-C
"Oh, I see it"
Explore the effects of mentos + diet coke. Gives you a reason to constantly keep making cool looking explosions, and you could attempt to explain the science behind it. Otherwise, every time someone comes over, just make a cool explosion. Or make some sort of mentos + diet coke rocket lol.
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Bring Centreri as your Lab subject and examine his behaviors and anatomy and how it relates to the environment.
OR
Make a rube goldberg machine and label pieces classified under one or more of the 7 simple machines
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Make a rube goldberg machine and label pieces classified under one or more of the 7 simple machines
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Don't do anything but say you did; that's how I got through several science fairs.
Once, I had left some rice in the rice cooker and forgotten about it (and it had begun to grow mold), so I put it on a plate and took a picture. A week later, I took another picture. Then I threw away the molding rice and the next time I had rice, I put some on a plate, put it in the fridge, and took a couple pictures of it.
My experiment? How refrigerating a perishable product preserves it.
I also did this BS thing back in elementary comparing the capabilities of the new game consoles at the time (Xbox, Ps2, Gamecube). Since I only actually had a Gamecube, I went to Target and played the demo games for a bit and then wrote up some random statistics.
The point is I passed the damn class, and you can as well.
Edit: Seeing how it's past a couple days from the OP, I'm assuming you already turned in your topic. What did you choose?
Once, I had left some rice in the rice cooker and forgotten about it (and it had begun to grow mold), so I put it on a plate and took a picture. A week later, I took another picture. Then I threw away the molding rice and the next time I had rice, I put some on a plate, put it in the fridge, and took a couple pictures of it.
My experiment? How refrigerating a perishable product preserves it.
I also did this BS thing back in elementary comparing the capabilities of the new game consoles at the time (Xbox, Ps2, Gamecube). Since I only actually had a Gamecube, I went to Target and played the demo games for a bit and then wrote up some random statistics.
The point is I passed the damn class, and you can as well.
Edit: Seeing how it's past a couple days from the OP, I'm assuming you already turned in your topic. What did you choose?
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No, I haven't turned it in yet. It's due on Tuesday/Wednesday. I still can't think of anything. 
I was thinking of doing a thing where I test the different effects of different types on oil on plants. I could see how the oils affect the flower, root, and stem growth, but the problem is that it seems like a super easy project. It's like doing the "Which fertilizer works best" project, but using oil instead. 
I was thinking of doing a thing where I test the different effects of different types on oil on plants. I could see how the oils affect the flower, root, and stem growth, but the problem is that it seems like a super easy project. It's like doing the "Which fertilizer works best" project, but using oil instead. An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
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No, I haven't turned it in yet. It's due on Tuesday/Wednesday. I still can't think of anything. I was thinking of doing a thing where I test the different effects of different types on oil on plants. I could see how the oils affect the flower, root, and stem growth, but the problem is that it seems like a super easy project. It's like doing the "Which fertilizer works best" project, but using oil instead.
I was thinking of doing a thing where I test the different effects of different types on oil on plants. I could see how the oils affect the flower, root, and stem growth, but the problem is that it seems like a super easy project. It's like doing the "Which fertilizer works best" project, but using oil instead. Learn how EUDs work: A Mapmaker's Guide for Creating EUDs
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Other stuff: Farlap Bound Maker
Dash: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X
Jog: Original Warp
Other: Super Mario SC Fireball Guard Your Civilian Strength Contest
Don't like learning?: EUDGen 2
Other stuff: Farlap Bound Maker
Dash: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X
Jog: Original Warp
Other: Super Mario SC Fireball Guard Your Civilian Strength Contest
Science Fair projects are jokes. I once did an experiment on the links between StarCraft records and time spent playing daily. I faked all the results and got a 100 that was back in 8th grade, but meh. It's not like any of it matters. Do what you're thinking of. It doesn't matter if it's easy.
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I think I'm going to compare the growing habits between plants in regular soil vs plants in soil with earthworms. Using some sort of vegetable plant would probably be better, but I'm not sure if a vegetable plant would grow well where I live. 
Do you expect to get any results in the next three days?
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