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Almost every adult has a childhood memory of a science project. It may have been your friend’s exploding volcano with baking soda and vinegar or your other friend’s solar system diagram (measured and executed perfectly in the metric system). These science projects remind us of a time where education was catered to our interests, encouraging self-learning and interest in the field of science. Every year, millions of students are asked by the teachers to create a science project. That is, many students are required by their educators to create some sort of experiment or demonstration that displays some aspect of science, whether it be gravity, chemistry, astronomy, computer science, or any other field of science. Generally speaking, these science projects will require a substantial amount of thought and creativity from the student, two values that are extremely beneficial in doing well in educational settings. For the students that were assigned a science project, however, the task at hand may seem a bit daunting at first glance. A young student is required to come up with his or her own topic, research the topic, and find a scientific application of the topic in the form of a demonstration. To help students … Continue reading