Have you ever looked out your bedroom window and couldn’t see the neighbor’s house? Or wondered why the clouds were so low in the sky? Create fog in a jar and discover how these low-lying clouds are made up of water molecules suspended in air!
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Turn an everyday tea bag into an exciting rocket! Heat makes the air inside the tea bag less dense than the air outside of it. This creates a convection current that lifts the ash from your burning tea bag and sends it flying upward.
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Eat Your (Space) Veggies!
Keeping astronauts healthy and fed is an important job for space agencies such as NASA. Without the ability to run to the grocery store or grow a large garden in space, all food has to be sent to the International Space Station. Through the years, NASA has sent a variety of food to space.
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Now you see it, now you don’t! Make your own optical illusion to see how your brain reacts. Our brain often uses shortcuts to process the information we come in contact with every day. Test your optical illusion and see if it “tricks” your eyes and brain into thinking images on two separate pieces of paper are on a single page!
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