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I have a Physics project to do for Uni on basically anything I want to do it on. My brain isn't functioining too well at the moment so has anyone got any quirky (realistic) ideas on what to do for it?
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The reaction to a fairly interesting sunday-night program being introduced to an average family of four.
http://www.westminster.org.uk/ academiclife/science_centre.asp
Nah, I didn't make it clear.
I meant with your idea.
Me with my oh-so-obvious simpleton "hyuck, do dah e=mc fingy!"
Then you with "find something in the recent news that's related in some way and go from there - if it's not immediately obvious what the relation is more the better as it shows you can apply the subject to the real world, and that you take an interest (or appear to, which is just as good) in news related to your subject."
Hmm.
=D
I meant with your idea.
Me with my oh-so-obvious simpleton "hyuck, do dah e=mc fingy!"
Then you with "find something in the recent news that's related in some way and go from there - if it's not immediately obvious what the relation is more the better as it shows you can apply the subject to the real world, and that you take an interest (or appear to, which is just as good) in news related to your subject."
Hmm.
=D
Lindgren wrote:
> He did? Cool.
Robert Hooke Science Centre,
Hooke for short :-D
> He did? Cool.
Robert Hooke Science Centre,
Hooke for short :-D
Azul wrote:
> Belldandy wrote:
> Never did Science beyond blah blah blah
>
> You always have to upstage us, don't you?
> =D
lol :) Seriously, I passed my GCSE by just memorising the info in this revision book, didn't really understand most of it, but I remembered it :P
> Belldandy wrote:
> Never did Science beyond blah blah blah
>
> You always have to upstage us, don't you?
> =D
lol :) Seriously, I passed my GCSE by just memorising the info in this revision book, didn't really understand most of it, but I remembered it :P
You could do a project on how does gravity affect objects being dropped from a height or certain way.
You could make a complex pulley system to lift a weight and and measure the force with a Newton metre
You could test Pepsi and Coca Cola to see which has a higher acidity level (or which is more sticky, only scientific jargon is necessary)
Have no limits!
You could make a complex pulley system to lift a weight and and measure the force with a Newton metre
You could test Pepsi and Coca Cola to see which has a higher acidity level (or which is more sticky, only scientific jargon is necessary)
Have no limits!
CGJ wrote:
> Test on bacon.Tescos Bacon. Interesting results there!
3% Pig meat
50% Water
20% Rat meat
10% Card Board
17% Chemicals eg. Arsenic.
> Test on bacon.Tescos Bacon. Interesting results there!
3% Pig meat
50% Water
20% Rat meat
10% Card Board
17% Chemicals eg. Arsenic.
Test on bacon.Tescos Bacon. Interesting results there!
HalloHowArtThou wrote:
> On a serious note...
>
> Do some work on Hooke..
>
> He went to my school and our science block is named after him... I
> can get you a lot of help/info :-D
He did? Cool.
Hooke's law could be interesting.
> On a serious note...
>
> Do some work on Hooke..
>
> He went to my school and our science block is named after him... I
> can get you a lot of help/info :-D
He did? Cool.
Hooke's law could be interesting.
On a serious note...
Do some work on Hooke..
He went to my school and our science block is named after him... I can get you a lot of help/info :-D
Do some work on Hooke..
He went to my school and our science block is named after him... I can get you a lot of help/info :-D
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