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Articles by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Model of the Universe
What did scientists in the past think the universe looked like? In this science fair project, you will make a model of...
Topics: Astronomy | Middle School -
Building an Anemometer
What is an anemometer? It's a device use to measure wind speed. Anemometers are expensive and sophisticated devices...
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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 -
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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Craters, Maria, and Highlands: The Moon's Surface Features
The Earth's surface changes daily due to weather conditions and the surrounding atmosphere. What about the moon's...
Topics: Astronomy | Middle School -
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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How to Determine the Effect of Wind on Measuring Rainfall
This fun science fair project idea explores the ways to design an experiment to determine the effect of wind on...
Topics: Earth & Space Science | Middle School -
How to Reduce Friction
This free, fun and easy science fair project's idea is to design methods to measure frictions and shows how to reduce...
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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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