Sunday, 18 August 2013

Try some lava in a cup







* A clear drinking glass
* 1/4 cup vegetable oil
* 1 teaspoon salt
* Water
* Food coloring (optional)






Making things glow in the dark





Have you ever wondered what makes certain things glow under black lights?

For this experiment you will need:

• a black light
• petroleum jelly
• a piece of paper

First we’ll use the petroleum jelly as a kind of invisible ink. Dip your finger into the jelly, then use your finger to write a message on the piece of paper. Use more jelly if you need to – but this probably isn’t the time to write a long speech! When you’re finished, wipe any remaining jelly off your finger. Have the black light ready, then turn off the room lights and turn on the black light.

Sunday, 14 July 2013

Smoke without fire

Smoke without fire:

As result of reaction of acid with a base, salt is forced this
 can be chemically given in the formulae. you can conduct this
simple experiment.
smoke





HCL+NH3=NH4CL
(smoke without fire)



Materials you need are:

Make your own telescope?

Make your own telescope?

Telescope:
An optical instrument for making distant objects appear
larger, make or become shorter by sliding each section
inside the next; compress or become compressed forcibly.
Telescopes are of two kinds. refractors and reflector type.
The refractors telescopes use lenses which bend the light rays
and the image is seen as magnified object. Reflector telescopes
are mirrors to display the image. There are three kinds of
telescopes they are Galilean, Newtonian and cassegranian.

Materials to make your own telescope:

light a light bulb with a balloon

light a light bulb with a balloon 

you need:

hard rubber comb or balloon
a darken room
fluorescent light bulb ( not an incandescent bulb )

Monday, 1 July 2013

SOUND LENS USING A BALLOON

SOUND LENS USING A BALLOON



A ballopn full of CO2 gas can act as a  sound lens, because sound travels
More slowly in CO2than it does in air ,

MIXING COLORS

  MIXING   COLOURS


You need
A pencil, Scissor, White cardboard or heavy white paper
crayons or markers, a ruler
a small bowl or a large cup (3-4inch, or 7-10 cm diameter rim)
 a paper cup
What to do

Thursday, 27 June 2013

SKY IN JAR

                                    Sky in jar


What you need:
A clear , straight- sided drinking glass or clear plastic or glass jar
Water, milk, measuring spoons, flashlight , A darkened room.

What to do:

Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Build a tabletop hovercraft

                                 BUILD A TABLETOP HOVERCRAFT! 

You will need:
An old CD or DVD disc
A 9” balloon
A pop-top cap from a liquid soap bottle or a water bottle
A hot glue GU

What to do:

Tuesday, 25 June 2013

TEMPEST IN TEA CUP

tempest in tea cup

The objective: The objective of this study is to explore microwave
 heating and to examine the factors that impact post-super heating
nucleation, in which a sudden violent boiling event occurs when a
liquid is heated past its boiling point. Specifically, is post-super heating
 nucleation affected by:

How to make lumia box?


    The Lumia Box

What is a Lumia Box?
A lumia box is also known as a "camera obscura". The words
camera obscura mean "dark room" in Latin. Some camera
 obscuras are really the size of a room; you actually get inside,
and look at images on the wall coming from either a hole or a lens
 on the opposite side of the room.I call this project a lumia box
 because the purpose is not simply to look at images of the world
, but to create unusual images of pure light. "Lumia" historically
 are kinetic-art sculptures that create patterns of moving, vibrant colour.

This simple box makes that possible......