I need physic fair project ideas

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The discussion focuses on seeking engaging physics fair project ideas for middle school and high school students. The original poster expresses difficulty in finding suitable projects despite searching online. Suggestions include a Rube Goldberg machine, telescope, hologram, bottle rocket, and a mouse trap car. The importance of utilizing Google for a broader range of ideas is emphasized, with a request for the poster to share their preferences. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for creative and attention-grabbing physics projects for students.
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please i need help. i need help in getting a physics fair project idea for middle school students and another for high school senior which will be interest and will catch attention.
 
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i have tried that but i am not getting a good one.
 
princesinbad3 said:
i have tried that but i am not getting a good one.

But the point is that Google has infinitely more ideas for science fair projects than you can get from us. What are your top 20 ideas from the Google search, and why don't you want to do them?
 
Rube Goldberg machine (I had an idea that you could model pee-wee herman's breakfast machine and you could make it like do a lot more cool stuff), making a telescope, making a hologram, bottle rocket, mouse trap car, a generator(thats a cool idea and maybe you could include that in a Rube Goldberg machine), etc.
 

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