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Experiment Galaxy Expansion Using Balloon Inflation
Scientists believe that the Universe is not static; it expands at a faster rate. This means all the galaxies, stars, planets, and everything expands as the Universe is expanding. Not to confuse this expansion to the planets or stars or galaxies' size,
Build a Tangram Rocket – DIY Experiment
A tangram is a classic Chinese puzzle consisting of pieces that can be recombined into many different shapes and figures. Traditionally, Tangrams are treated as puzzles. There are many ways to play with Tangrams. In this activity, we will let the kids
Build a Cardboard Tube Rocket
Rockets are used to launch satellites and Space Shuttles into space. Their powerful engines allow spacecraft to be blasted into space at incredible speeds, putting them into the correct orbit. Cardboard tubes can be turned into all sorts of crafts. Rockets are
Gravitational Lensing Demo – DIY Experiment
Gravitation Lensing is a concept that explains the bending of light around the massive objects in space. Albert Einstein proposed this concept in his General Theory of Relativity. The bending of light around the massive object is due to the space-time
How we see things – Light
Light is how we see the universe. It is one of the most vital parts that enables us to see objects and colors around us. We see through our eyes due to the reflection of light from an object traveling to our
Making a Sundial Clock – DIY Project
In the early days before clocks were invented, people used a simple device called sundials to tell time. This device used a perpendicular stick to cast its shadow onto the ground. The shadow of the Stick moves as the sun moves across
Top Space Gifts for Kids
Top Space Gifts for Kids Searching gifts for your kid who loves Space science and astronomy? We have compiled a list of the best space gifts for kids, from Space suitcase to solar system building kits and more. Here is our list of
How Students Can Measure Earth’s Radius Without Scientific Instruments
How Students Can Measure Earth’s Radius Without Scientific Instruments Measuring the Earth’s radius might seem like a task reserved for professional scientists with advanced tools. However, students can undertake this intriguing experiment using simple methods and materials. By applying basic principles of
Understand Gravity using Book and a Paper
This DIY Project introduces the force of gravity. Since ancient times, there have been numerous theories and attempts to explain this mysterious force called "gravity". During the early days, philosophers thought that the falling of objects toward the Earth was part of
DIY – Making an Hovercraft using balloon and CD
A hovercraft also called an air-cushion vehicle (ACV) is used to travel over water and land. A hovercraft suspended above the water on a cushion of air ejected downwards against a surface below it. This gives the hovercraft the ability to hover
Build a Spectroscope using CD – DIY Experiment
The spectroscope is a crucial instrument in space science. It helps the scientist to observe lights from various stars and distant Galaxies to understands their physical composition—i.e., materials found around them. So how does this work? White light what we see is
Build Your Own Constellation Using Marshmallow & Spaghetti
Looking to build your very own constellation? All you need is some marshmallows and spaghetti! This fun and easy activity is perfect for kids - they can create their own designs and make up their own star stories. So grab some supplies
Make Bottle Rocket – DIY experiment
DIY space science experiment Who is not excited to launch a rocket? Build a water rocket with the kids and make an incredible moment to launch it. With an empty plastic bottle and at-home materials, make a blast while
Whether you want to teach your child about the solar system, space exploration or just want to let them discover all by themselves, these DIY space science projects are a great way to get them started. These projects show you how to make everything from a homemade planetarium, a meteorite, a solar powered flashlight, a moon rock and even a space weather monitor. Like organic science projects, these will be more effective if you have a child who is interested in science and is willing to get creative and get hands on!
