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Ideas for a science project?

Hook up a barbie doll to your computer and then make it come alive and do whatever you say....that would be wierd...some would even consider it science.
 
How about a supersonic wind tunnel. With a vacum pump and some other stuff it is possible.
-doug
 
I did the most awesome science experiment ever when I was in 8th grade. I got some Laurel Sulfate broth and tested area water supplies (some streams, some neightborhood ponds, etc.) for E. Coli bacteria. I even had one positive sample! 🙂

<-- Won the Governor's Award for Water Resources Research at my middle school.
 
Originally posted by: Stealth1024
Build a balancing scooter: <a href="http://www.tlb.org/scooter.html">http://www.tlb.org/scooter.html</A>
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nice idea, but like i have the money...lol
 
I recently read that someone built a fusion reactor for a science fair....
fusion reactor thread
BUT, believe it or not, they got 2nd place. First place was won by some girl who did a study about the benefits of eating blueberry pie.

 
Originally posted by: Eli
Grow mold.
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thats what i did almost. i grew bacteria. it was pretty sick after 6 weeks. thats how long we had to keep it for. 90 samples. smelled up my living room too. my parents were quite patient.
 
Man, i remember high school science projects, they were awesome. I always had some of the most interesting in class. One year i made a homemade rocket launcher. I got a big tubing (like for holding drafting paper or paintings), made it into a rocket like launcher, then went to a hobbyshop and got some homemade rockets. Put them together, and put the rocket in the tubing. I had rigged the 'launcher' with my old RC car battery, so that all i had to do was connect the connection (by depressing a button), and it would fire off.

The first time i fired it in my backyard, i got a face full of chemicals from the rocket when it exited the tubing, so after that i made a plastic shield to protect my face. But inclass when we had to do it, the whole class went out in the yard with me, and i fired it off a good 50 feet. I got asked to come back to 2 other of his classes to demonstrate my project too.
 
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