Use a quantitative spectroscope to get a glimpse of light composition no matter where you are. This project takes no time at all and is completely portable! What you’ll need: Quantitative Spectroscope (PH100QA) A notebook to record your observations! Background:...
This activity uses the classic spring toy and a long loose spring to explore wave motion. The initial activities take 15-20 minutes – followed by a lot of free play with the spring! Intended for ages 5 and up. What...
This is a fun and easy activity to do with scientists of all ages! It only takes about 10 minutes to set up and then you observe and record the results over 1-2 weeks. What you'll need: White distilled vinegar...
Density is an inherent property of any material. Regardless of how much of it there is, or what shape it’s in, a material will always have the same density. Knowing the density of an item can help identify what something...
Agar plates are used in microbiology to grow and culture bacteria for study. The agar is a gelatin that acts as a surface and a source of nutrients for the bacteria colonies to grow on. Scientists will use different ingredients...
