Physics Science Fair Projects

Physics is a huge category. It is the science of matter and energy and their interactions.
Physics includes electricity, electronics, hydrogen fuel, magnetism, solar cells, rocketry, fiber optics and robotics!

Because physics covers so many subjects and affects just about all corners of our lives, we have divided the physics science fair projects categories into different pages. Each science kit has experiments that can help you to do a project for the science fair. Or you can make up your own physcis science fair projects with the supplies included in the kit.

Global Warming / Environmental / Alternative Energy / Solar

New for 2008. Haze Monitor for environmental pollution science fair projects is an instrument that measures the pollution levels and earth's health. This easy to build device can be put together in on a week-end morning, experiment with it in the afternoon, and write up your findings. No math or soldering required. Great for homeschooling also. We have put an extensive informative page on this site, so click on this link to find out more... Jr.High thru College.

In the Thames and Kosmos Fuel Cell Car Experiments Science Kit you will find 30 distinct experiments that give you fun, hands-on ways to discover fuel cells, one of the most significant technologies of the 21st Century. Experiments include a car that uses solar power and a fuel cell to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen by electrolysis. Discover the effects of direct and indirect radiation; electrolysis and its effect on water; qualitative and quantitative analysis of gas in a fuel cell; how efficient is electrolysis?; how does light influences electrolysis?; or make up your own physics science fair projects or experiments! I have found this to be one of the most popular kits for physics science fair projects. Winner of the Silver Award from The Parents Choice Foundation. Ages 12 and up. Check it out...

PicoTurbine Windmill Experiments Kit is the only kit of its kind: a complete, electricity-producing wind turbine you can build yourself. Then you can do great physics science fair projects and experience the power of wind. (requiring only common tools like scissors, a screw driver, pliers, and glue), and uses a cool bicolor LED to show the power produced. The LED flashes red and green in succession as PicoTurbine's alternating current pulses in different directions. The add-on, PicoTurbine DC Experiments Kit allows you to learn all about AC to DC conversion techniques too!

See the 70 Experiments you can do with the award winning Power House Experiments Science Kit for your Physics Science Fair Projects. You will transform and use wind, solar energy, plant energy and electrochemical. Ages 12 and up.

Magnets / Magnetism

Make magnets dance, move cars "magically," and much more with the Young Scientists Club Set 1 Recycling, Scientific Measurements, Magnets. Do these fun experiments and your Young Scientist will be hooked on science. Ages 5 - 8.

Concave mirrors, convex mirrors, reflections, and even a secret code. Conductors, insulators, light bulbs, and light bulb holders are used to design on-off switches, circuits, an electromagnet and mazes. Complete Young Scientists Club Set 8 Mirrors, Electricity, Circuits and Electromagnets with a self-designed one-eyed monster! Ages 9 - 12.

Bubbles

MAKE JUMPING PEPPER, SLIME, BUBBLES, SHRINKING PACKING PEANUTS!!! Very large bubbles, pepper jumping, and a foil boat gliding across the water are all possible with the presence of surface tension. Slime, bouncy balls, shrinking peanuts and diapers are all created with polymers. The Young Scientists Club Set 12 Surface Tension, Polymers, Famous Scientists and Their Experiments is completed with recreating experiments of famous scientists. Make a Cartesian Diver, Galileo's Pendulum, and study Archimedes' and Bernoulli's Principles. Young Scientists will for sure be inspired by these famous scientists and maybe even become one themselves!!! Ages 9 - 12.

Surface Tension

Easy, Instantly Downloadable Weekend Science Fair Projects! • SLIP SLIDING? NO WAY! Use toy cars to find out which floor surface prevents slips most effectively. • DON'T LOSE YOUR COOL. Foam, pink, spray-in, or rigid. Which type of insulation works best? The reviews on these science fair projects are outstanding! "I love the 5 easy, 24 hour projects. Interesting, fun, and best of all, quick!" Susan Young, mother of a 2nd grader

Robotics

The LEGO Mindstorms Robotics Invention System 2.0 by LEGO Systems is easy enough for kids, but powerful enough for high school and university-level students to make impressive use of it. Now for your physics science fair projects you can create programmable robots that navigate obstacles, follow trails, or react to changes in light detected by its sensors. No programming experience is necessary; LEGO's intuitive software helps you along the way. According to LEGO, "A first-time user with basic PC skills can design, program, and build a simple robot within one hour."

Electronics

Perform and learn the fundamentals of electronic circuitry. See The different Electronics Lab for Students that are available, as you do over 500 experiments covering topics such as analog and digital circuitry and software design. By entering programs on the keyboard, you will master programming skills from the most basic level. With step-by-step instruction manual. Safe - no soldering. Works off of batteries. Ages 10 and up.

Electricity

More Fun Physcis Science Fair Projects

Turn your hobby into physics science fair projects! Get together with your Remote Control / RC Cars buddies and do a team project. Most science fairs have a divison for team science fair projects. Use the same of the following equipment: model scale (1:10) and model (touring car), type of car (RTR-ready-to run or ARR-almost ready to run); off-road or on-road; motor - stock or modified; speed control - electronic or mechnical; channel radio system - 2-stick or pistol grip; recharger. Use different brand batteries and see which one stays charged the longest. Which one recharges the fastest? Remember, if you are racing at the same time you need to be on different frequencies. Use same model scale RC car monster truck. Use different brand gas. Which one runs the fastest? Which one jumps the furthest? Did you think of a few physics science fair projects and / or experiments that you could have fun doing with RC Cars? If you want some background information go to RC Cars Hobby where you can learn all about electric and nitro RC Cars. See the science fair projects truck lab and learn what another student did for his experiment. We have teamed up with Hobbytron and Red Rocket Hobbies to bring you deep discounts.

Super Science Fair Projects eBook is a detailed, step-by-step, easy how-to format. Whether you use a science kit or do your own thing, you must include all the steps in doing your physics science fair projects. Plus, you will receive the FREE BONUS ebook, How-To Win and a secret code to access your very own private resources on the net! And parents have their own resource guide. Middle thru High School. Outstanding Teacher's Resource. 174 science fair project ideas included.