Physics, formally called natural philosophy, is the science of energy and matter and the interactions between the two. Physics includes the study of material and energy as related to motions, heat, light, and force. Modern extensions of physics has expanded to include nuclear physics, particle physics, plasma physics, and cryogenics.
All projects
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Balloon Rocket Car
To demonstrate Newton's Third Law of Motion by constructing a balloon-powered rocket car.
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Create Lightening
To create your own lightening using just a few simple tools – things that you are likely to find already in your home or at the grocery store. You will be able to see and possibly hear the lightening as it’s created!
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Egg in a Bottle
To put an egg into a bottle and take it out intact using the properties of air pressure.
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Floating Ball Experiment
To demonstrate the dynamics of air pressure
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Floating Balloon
To demonstrate the principle of buoyancy of warm air.
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Galileo's Experiment
To demonstrate Galileo's falling objects experiment that states "What goes up, must come down". After this experiment you'll be able answer the question "Do larger objects fall faster than lighter ones under the same conditions?"
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Inertia of an Egg
To identify a hard-boiled egg from among a dozen, the remainder being uncooked eggs and thereby demonstrate the Inertia of an Egg
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Lift an Ice Cube
To lift an ice cube from a glass of water using a string.
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Long Lasting Bubbles
To explore how one can create bubbles that are long lasting or permanent.
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Make Objects Float
To demonstrate how water displacement causes objects (such as ships) to float rather than sink.
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Pascal’s Law
To demonstrate Pascal’s Law
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Rollercoasters & Loops
To demonstrate how much height a marble will need (when funneled through a foam channel designed to mimic a rollercoaster) to make a complete loop of a certain size.
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Spectrum through Water
To create a spectrum using a beam of light passing through water
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Static Electricity
To use static electricity to separate a mixture of salt and pepper
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Vibrating Coin
To demonstrate the expansion of air when heated.
