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One Stop Science Shop
Simple answers to science-related questions.
"Looking for Miniscule Microbes"
Explore the nature of microbes by experimenting with yeast.
"Tension and Chemical Kinetics"
Explore materials science by experimenting with liquid detergent.
"Microscopic Revelations"
Explore microbiology by extracting DNA from a strawberry.
"The Wonders of DNA"
Explore genetics by extracting some DNA.
"Multiple applications of Magnets"
Explore magnetism by constructing a compass.
"Astounding Astronomy"
Explore astronomy by launching a rocket.
"Micro Mycology"
Explore organic chemistry by making ice cream.
"Communicating without Wires"
Explore the nature of sound by making a basic phone.
"Green Science and Recycling"
Explore renewable energy by making lettuce sustainable.
"Electric Current and Power"
Explore electricity by making a battery using lemons.
"Crazy Catalysts"
Explore chemical engineering by producing cheese.
"Environmental Science"
Explore environmental science by creating a blubber glove.
"Fun with Pressure and Hydraulics"
Explore the nature of pressure by experimenting with leakages.
"Marvellous Medicine and First Aid"
Explore medicine by making a handy first aid kit.
"Really Remarkable Robotics"
Explore robotics by creating a robot.
"Heat and Energy"
Explore the nature of energy by heating up a water balloon.
"Engaging Engineering"
Explore construction by building a tower.
"Bouncing and Bending Light"
Explore the nature of light by mixing oil and water.
"Spectroscopes and Light"
Explore radiation by creating a weather system.
"Fascinating Fossils"
Explore palaeontology by creating a dinosaur egg.
"Mapping and Levels"
Explore geography by making a carpenter's level.
"Following the Fibre Optic Trail"
Explore fibre optics by creating fibre optic strands.
"The Periodic Table"
Explore chemistry by decoding a secret message on a blank piece of paper.
"Lighting the Solar System"
Explore the nature of light in space by creating a kaleidoscope.
"Programming and Coding"
Explore computing by making your own abacus.
"How do plants eat and drink?"
Explore botany by making a rainbow-colored flower.
