Studying What topic should I write about in physics paper?

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For a high school project focusing on innovative experiment results in physics, Archimedes' principle is suggested as a strong topic due to its foundational concepts and practical applications. Additionally, exploring the physics of rainbows is recommended, as it involves basic mathematics and a fundamental understanding of optics. Both topics offer opportunities for experimentation and can lead to interesting findings without requiring advanced mathematical knowledge.
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I want to write a paper that includes some inovative experiment results. It's a high school project so many things in physics are unknown for me. What topic whould you recomend(based on what hasn't been fully discovered and yet doesn't include complex knowledge of mathematics)?
 
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Archimedes principle would b a great start, or the physics of rainbows requires only basic mathematics and some knowledge of optics.
 
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