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11th Grade Science Fair Project Common Ideas (Instruction Links Follow) For project instructions copy and paste the following ideas into the above search box. Explore differences and similarities of bio and computer viruses. Explore the effect of the lunar phase on events on Earth - temperature and birth rates. Find out at which launch angle a rocket would be propelled the furthest. Find whether air resistance affects the trajectory of a tennis ball. Follow in the steps of Michelson-Morley: Detecting The Ether Wind Experiment How Geometric Shapes Affect Electromagnetic Reflections (Radar) How Habitat Fragmentation Affects Arthropod Diversity How nature eliminates crude oil that has been spilled? How soil properties changes with depth, and compare soil core profiles collected from multiple sites. Investigate aggression among ants. Investigate equine learning and memory. Investigate the Cosmological theory of the Big Bang. Is it Possible to Use Magnetic Fields to Prevent Earth Impacts by Near Earth Objects? Is There a Correletion Between Music Tastes and Personality Type? Is There a Link Between Hurricanes and Global Warming? Measure and demonstrate the speed of electricity. Measure the amount of water stored in the pore space of a soil sample. Measure the changes in airfoil performance when winglets are added to the airfoil. Measure the light output of an LED as a function of current through the LED. Measure the quality of a photographic lens. Measure whether non-square compressions are more effective than square ones at compressing image files of text Observe the occurrences of Fibonacci numbers, sequences, the Fibonacci ratio, and the Fibonacci spiral in nature. Pi Calculation Methods and Practical Application in the Usage of Pi in the Scientific World Repeat Gregor Mendel’s Pea plant experiment. Research quantum mechanics and Schrödinger's cat paradox . Research Underclocking efficiency. See if the lottery numbers are predictable. Study the relationship between the voltage output of a tin-copper cell and the temperature of the two solutions. Technological Requirements for Terraforming Mars Test different materials to see if they block radio waves. Test what distance different electroscopes can sense an electrical charge and what factors affect it. Test whether errors in GPS signals are correlated with geomagnetic storm activity in the ionosphere. High School (10-12) Science Fair Projects Science Fair Projects by Branches of Science |
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