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Our motto at Easy Science Experiments is:
Experiments are essential to knowledge, if you don’t try you will never know for sure.
On this site you will find cool science experiments accompanied by explanations and insights that will help you gain a deep understanding of the science behind the magic. My two personal favourite experiments are the oobleck and the baking soda and vinegar experiments. Why don’t you try them out and see what you think?
We are born as scientists we learn to walk by experimenting with balance and coordination. We learn to talk by experimenting with different sounds.
Imagination is more important than knowledge...
--Albert Einstein--
There are so many things around us that most people use every day, but they don’t even understand how they function. There are many things that science has not answered yet, but knowing what we do know will help us discover what we don’t. Who knows you may be next to Albert Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton in the history books one day.
You are probably familiar with the saying “what you don’t know won’t hurt you”, but in today’s world that is not always true. Knowledge is power and it always has been. Governments guard their knowledge and their technologies to maintain power. Companies guard their knowledge in order to have an edge on competitors.
Recently I watched a video that was warning me about a dangerous substance called dihydrogen monoxide a.k.a. water. All the information in this article was true, but it was very biased in the way information was stated making water seem very dangerous. It turned out to be a joke, but it did illustrate a point.
Science gives the ability to question, to think independently and not take something at face value. The ability to research, the ability to question, and the ability to experiment is mankind’s most important tool in shaping the future.
50 years ago the knowledge we possess now would have been unimaginable. What we use today in our everyday life would only have been a distant dream. Science is the foundation of our complex technological world today. Technology is advancing at a colossal rate, but yet most people would be at a loss to explain how their smart phone even works or their microwave heats food. Easy science experiments today were ground breaking experiments yesterday.
Science is not set in stone it is ever growing and adding to the foundation of knowledge on which it is based.
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The The founding laws that make our world work are related to forces and motion.
There are three basic states of matter, solids, liquids and gases, but this article will also enlighten about plasma matter.
This text basically explains what a non Newtonian fluid is and different types of non-Newtonian fluids. Also what connects Sir Isaac Newton to the term Newtonian.
Corn flour and water results into cornstarch slime that is also known as oobleck. It is very easy to make at home.
Silly Putty also known as slime, flubber and gak is a very interesting non newtonian fluid. This page is about how to make slime and how it works.
Hot Ice a.k.a. sodium acetate is interesting because it can be super cooled and then releases heat when the freezing process is initiated.
The gyroscope seems to have the power of defying gravity, but the secret is angular momentum.
The foundation of science fair projects, the scientific method.
Thermal convection currents in water can easily observed and this page will tell how the currents work.
Getting to know the properties of dryice with dry ice experiments.
Physics formulas are used to work out unknown variables and in these formulas we use SI units.
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