Find out how to build your own solar cell, it may not solve the world's energy problem, but it is made from recycled components.
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Do a classic experiment to show why dams have to be so high and submarines so strong.
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Confuse your friends with ghostly candles, and find out how it is related to Victorian theater and fighter aircraft
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Find out how to make a mini-explosion using a film canister, and how your explosion relates to real explosives, like gunpowder.
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Completely confuse your sense of direction using a couple of hose pipes and some funnels...
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Use a bike and some salad dressing to find out how blood is separated and how nuclear fuel is made.
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Find out how to build an airbrush to produce beautifully smooth paint finishes, and what it has to do with a car engine.
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Use a tub of ordinary margarine to model how a planet forms, and to explain why we get different types of meteorite.
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Build yourself a root vegetable based cannon using just a biro, a hacksaw and a potato.
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Build your own primitive sonar with a computer and a microphone, and find out how it relates to medical ultrasound.
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Make stationery glide serenely across a tabletop and find out how it relates to some of the largest aircraft ever built.
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Bone is an incredible material as for its weight it can be stronger than steel. Find out why it is so strong with this kitchen science.
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Does a glass get heavier if you put your finger in the water? Find out in this experiment.
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Scare all your friends by dropping a mug with seemingly nothing to stop it hitting the floor, and find out what it has to do with ice skating.
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Take some of those old bits of paper and recycle them to make some new. It is far more fun than buying recycled paper in a shop.
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