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Jabbia101 · 2011-10-25 21:40:28

Hey~

I'm in 6th grade, and for some odd reason I've decided to enter the science fair. I don't expect to win or anything, but it'd be nice because the top scorers get to go to the state science fair!
Anyway, if you have any ideas, please tell me, because I am completley stumped. Nothing fancy, just something simple will be good.

Thanks!

GameHutSoftware · 2011-10-25 22:04:42

Three words:

Do plants sneeze?

Earthboundjeff · 2011-10-25 22:35:52

Stop asking us and think of one yourself.
Geez.
It's kind of cheating, you know.

alldaykade28471 · 2011-10-25 23:28:17

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Stop asking us and think of one yourself. It's kind of cheating, you know.

This.

Jabbia101 · 2011-10-25 23:35:18

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Stop asking us and think of one yourself.
Geez.
It's kind of cheating, you know.

Actually, it's not.
I'm not asking you to do the project FOR me. I need something to build of off.
And if you don't have anything nice to say, would you quit saying anything at all? It's a waste of MY time and probably yours, too.

Earthboundjeff wrote:
Stop asking us and think of one yourself.

Plus, I only asked you ONCE. You make it sound like I've asked twelve times over.

~Treat others the way you would like to be treated~

Wickimen · 2011-10-25 23:55:18

GameHutSoftware wrote:
Three words:

Do plants sneeze?

lulz
Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Chrischb · 2011-10-26 00:10:51

Solar ovens? They're cool :3

cheddargirl · 2011-10-26 00:21:27

Jabbia101 wrote:
Hey~

I'm in 6th grade, and for some odd reason I've decided to enter the science fair. I don't expect to win or anything, but it'd be nice because the top scorers get to go to the state science fair!
Anyway, if you have any ideas, please tell me, because I am completley stumped. Nothing fancy, just something simple will be good.

Thanks!

If you're aiming to go to the state science fair, you'll need to do something that you won't find in one of those science fair books (unique experiments are an eye-catcher for judges. This speaking from personal experience with science fairs before tongue ). So you'll need to make the experiment up on your own.

Most judges like experiments that can be applied to have an impact on today. That is where you should start researching. Just pick a science topic that is relevant to today (and, most importantly, something you're interested in!) and then think of an experiment related to that topic. smile

TVflea · 2011-10-26 00:45:18

which kind of tape is more stronger.

what-the · 2011-10-26 02:16:41

What's stronger a thick stick or a fagot of the same dimentions.

Medic · 2011-10-26 05:55:55

Liquid Methane and bacteria.

See if they survive. c:

If they do, surely they could survive on Titan. tongue

REV UP THAT MINI FREEZER, BECAUSE IT'S SURE GOTTA BE COLD TO HAVE LIQUID METHANE

(a little under -200° F)

08jackt · 2011-10-26 06:11:12

what-the wrote:
What's stronger a thick stick or a fagot of the same dimentions.

depends on the fagot

Medic · 2011-10-26 06:25:36

08jackt wrote:
what-the wrote:
What's stronger a thick stick or a fagot of the same dimentions.
depends on the fagot

Question:

How do you pronounce 'fagot'?
(so that they won't be saying something they shouldn't >_>)

what-the · 2011-10-26 07:07:32

Medic wrote:
08jackt wrote:
what-the wrote:
What's stronger a thick stick or a fagot of the same dimentions.
depends on the fagot
Question:

How do you pronounce 'fagot'?
(so that they won't be saying something they shouldn't >_>)

If you click on the speaker you can hear it.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fagot

pronounced
fgat

16Skittles · 2011-10-26 07:28:34

I'm doing for my science fair project (8th grade), Does The distance between the weight and the fulcrum of a trebuchet affect the distance that it throws a projectile?

cheddargirl wrote:
Most judges like experiments that can be applied to have an impact on today. That is where you should start researching. Just pick a science topic that is relevant to today (and, most importantly, something you're interested in!) and then think of an experiment related to that topic. smile

Oops, strangely I don't think it's relative to today, relevant to a few centuries ago! tongue

Although I could use this experiment and enter Pumkin Chunkin...

Daroach1 · 2011-10-26 07:30:11

Jabbia101 wrote:
Hey~

I'm in 6th grade, and for some odd reason I've decided to enter the science fair. I don't expect to win or anything, but it'd be nice because the top scorers get to go to the state science fair!
Anyway, if you have any ideas, please tell me, because I am completley stumped. Nothing fancy, just something simple will be good.

Thanks!

If you have time you could do a really big scratch project and wow the crowds (bring your computer in)

catfan8 · 2011-10-26 07:32:09

16Skittles wrote:
I'm doing for my science fair project (8th grade), Does The distance between the weight and the fulcrum of a trebuchet affect the distance that it throws a projectile?

cheddargirl wrote:
Most judges like experiments that can be applied to have an impact on today. That is where you should start researching. Just pick a science topic that is relevant to today (and, most importantly, something you're interested in!) and then think of an experiment related to that topic. smile
Oops, strangely I don't think it's relative to today, relevant to a few centuries ago!

Although I could use this experiment and enter Pumkin Chunkin...

When we did the science fair, There were like 13 of those all down the one main hall.

cheddargirl · 2011-10-26 12:01:26

16Skittles wrote:
I'm doing for my science fair project (8th grade), Does The distance between the weight and the fulcrum of a trebuchet affect the distance that it throws a projectile?

cheddargirl wrote:
Most judges like experiments that can be applied to have an impact on today. That is where you should start researching. Just pick a science topic that is relevant to today (and, most importantly, something you're interested in!) and then think of an experiment related to that topic. smile
Oops, strangely I don't think it's relative to today, relevant to a few centuries ago!

Although I could use this experiment and enter Pumkin Chunkin...

Well, you could change it up for another fulcrum experiment. Maybe a fulcrum pump experiment instead, where you study to optimize the fulcrum pump design? smile

Medic · 2011-10-26 15:55:20

Medic wrote:
Liquid Methane and bacteria.

See if they survive. c:

If they do, surely they could survive on Titan.

REV UP THAT MINI FREEZER, BECAUSE IT'S SURE GOTTA BE COLD TO HAVE LIQUID METHANE

(a little under -200° F)

^^
what Titan's surface looks like

IHeartGaming · 2011-10-26 16:33:45

How different type of music affects math - go get some worksheets, mass copy them, and play different types of music with your class while they take them.

I did it, and got first place, so I think it's a good one.

Happy to help you out. smile

Medic-BLU · 2011-10-26 16:34:32

Medic wrote:
Medic wrote:
Liquid Methane and bacteria.

See if they survive. c:

If they do, surely they could survive on Titan.

REV UP THAT MINI FREEZER, BECAUSE IT'S SURE GOTTA BE COLD TO HAVE LIQUID METHANE

(a little under -200° F)
http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/2118 … -hires.jpg

^^
what Titan's surface looks like

Vhat is it vith you and life on Titan? hmm

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