Do you have an ozone air filter in your home? Did you ever test the safety of ozone based home air filters? One student’s science fair project was featured in Sierra magazine. Her mother has asthma and used an ozone based home filter. She tested to see if her breathing improved after turning on the […]
When California 7th graders were asked to study images taken by a NASA spacecraft that is orbiting the red planet, little did they know they would discover a mysterious cave on Mars! The images looks like what called a Martian skylight which a hole in the roof of a cave on Mars The 16 courageous […]
Look at micoralgae under an electron microscope. Scientists dream that one day they will be able to place a sample of unknown substance under a microscope, name individual atoms and the structure they form in that substance.
Watch this video to learn about the 1st step of the scientific method, which is Purpose/Question. This is an entry to the Science Fair Enthusiasts Contest. The words in red critique information in the video. . The first step is to Observe and Ask a Question. It is all about making objective observations. These observations […]
The First Step of the Scientific Method Never Dies video is made in connection with the Super Science Fair Enthusiast’s Olympiad. The entry was made by Mas’ab, a 7th grader from the country, Mauritius. This is an entry to the Science Fair Enthusiasts Contest. The words in red critique information in the video and below […]
Vedanth, an 8th grader from India, designed his own gesture control car science experiment. I bought the robotic chassis and all the materials separately and programmed my robot.
Sannjay, 8th grade, from Canada did a solar engineering solar electricity science fair project video. The video images are amazing. Abstract Project Nikola is a solar charging prototype that uses a combination of solar and ultraviolet energy to provide power for an array of devices, eliminating the need for wall outlets. There are 2 models: […]
Eli, an inquisitive kindergartner, wanted to know why his toots (farts) smelled, so his father helped him to do this Toots (farts) smelly science fair experiment. Below is the script to the video. It is rearranged to meet the scientific method report outline. Big Question: We have all smelled a smelly toot, but why do […]
Ella, a fourth grader, chose to do a Ballet Dance Muscle Memory Science Fair Project because of her dancing. Her video script is below. Hello, My name is Ella I am home schooled and I just finished the 4th grade and am going into the 5th grade. I am taught by my mom and dad, […]
3rd grader, Avin, shows you are how to make a wind vane with paper plates, scissors a pencil and more easy at home materials. All the materials you need are listed in the video as well as easy directions.
Building in 1 Direction: The rods can be connected in-line without the intermediate need of a connector, almost reducing to half the quantity of parts required to build models.
Building in 2 Direction: While the assembled rod looks uniform with nothing protruding, it may provide building directions vertically and sideways by simply snap fitting another rod to one of the bi-directional side cavities. This innovative design allows snap assembly on both sides simultaneously and greatly enhances the expandability of the System.
Building in 3 Directions: The System is capable of tackling with the same ease as all the other building directions. All directions of the 3D space are accessible by combining the rods with the various types of connectors.
Connecting in Fixed Angles: This system makes it possible to build complex models that require connections of 45°
Building Machines: The optimized design of Engino components consists of only 18 different types of multi-functional parts. Yet you can build simple and complex machines. Following the same design principles of the basic system, a range of different types of gears, pulleys, axles and accessories make it the ideal constructional toy for home and school.