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Articles by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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The Rock Cycle: Processes That Change One Rock Type into Another
There are many different types of rocks on earth. Learn about the rock cycle, and how different rocks change their form,...
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Galilean Satellites: Jupiter's Largest Moons
What are the four largest satellites of Jupiter? In this science project, identify each of the Galilean satellites by...
Topics: Astronomy | Middle School -
True Sun: How the Sun Appears to Move
When the earth orbits the sun, does the sun move? The sun appears to move but it really doesn't move. Do this project by...
Topics: Astronomy | Middle School -
Star Clock: Star Positions Indicate Time
The position of the sun can be used to tell the time of the day. Can the position of the stars in the sky be used to...
Topics: Astronomy | Middle School -
Ancient Techniques of Determining Earth's Size and Shape
Learn about the ancient scientific techniques the Greeks used to determine the circumference and shape of the earth. Far...
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Moon Mapping: What Changes, If Any, Occur in the Moon's Apparent Shape From Day to Day?
The purpose of this fun science fair experiment is to explore the apparent change in shape of the moon from day to day...
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Shadows: How Can the Moon Cover the Sun?
The objective of this science fair project idea is to explore and demonstrate what happens during a total and partial...
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Design Ways to Reduce Friction between Objects
This free, fun and easy science fair project's idea is to design methods to measure frictions and ways to reduce...
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Demonstrate Newton's Third Law of Motion by Creating a Balloon Rocket
This fun science experiment explores ways to demonstrate how Newton's Third Law of Motion works by Creating a Balloon...
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How a Toy Stores and Transfers Mechanical Energy?
This simple, free and fun science fair project idea for middle school students helps study the motion of toys and...
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