Science for kids

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

How to create a gas?
What is static electricity?
About soap
Light spectrum
How to magnetise a nail?
What is superficial tension?
Where can we find air?
Air pressure
Hot and cold water
The effect of brine
Optics
What is in the air?

The aim of the following web pages are not to write physics laws but to demonstrate basic science principles to kids (between 6and 13 years old).

We try to make our projects educational and interesting.
The experiments are safe, inexpensive and are able to be done by kids.

When you think about science, many things might come to mind. Maybe you think about the space shuttle blasting off, or maybe you think about someone in a lab coat mixing chemicals. You might think of a famous scientist like Einstein or Darwin. But what is science and how do we explain science to kids?

 

Science tries to understand the nature of basic things such as motion, forces, energy, matter, heat, sound, and light. Because these are found throughout the universe, physicists study a wide range of things. Black holes, atoms, engines, elevators, all obey the laws of physics. You might find a physicist smashing atomic particles together to find out how the universe began, or you might find a physicist orbiting the earth as an astronaut. Physicists also work in hospitals designing new instruments or scanning techniques. Some physicists create smaller, faster electronics for the next generation of computers.
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