Physics Experiments to Do at Home

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Start date Sep 13, 2014
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Home physics experiments can be engaging and educational, with various resources available online. One suggested link provides a range of experiments suitable for different education levels, particularly junior high and above. Participants in the discussion express interest in sharing ideas and resources for conducting experiments at home. The conversation highlights the importance of accessibility and safety in home experimentation. Engaging in these activities can enhance understanding of physics concepts effectively.

Sep 13, 2014

Simon = Mc2

Do you guys know of any physics experiment that I can do in my house? Please reply soon thanks.

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Sep 13, 2014

davenn

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how old are you ?
what is your education level ?

in the meantime check this our ...
http://scifun.chem.wisc.edu/HomeExpts/HOMEEXPTS.HTML

cheers
Dave

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Sep 13, 2014

Simon = Mc2

I will do type of Junior or higher level physics

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