B. de Corbin
28 Oct 2011, 05:42
Thoreau once wrote "Shall we forever resign the pleasure of construction to the carpenter?"
I get the same feeling about science.
If you want to play with science right in your own home, here's a place to find some interesting experiments you can do. This would be fun to do with kids, but let's not leave all the fun to them either...
http://phlebotomytechnicianschools.com/52-totally-awesome-science-experiments-you-can-do-at-home
47. Make Your Own Moonshine : Not to be outdone, go the other way and make your very own moonshine. Anne Marie Hemenstine is the chemistry expert at About.com and gives instructions for making this old time drink. All you need is ethanol, three to ten days, and a few other things.
48. Homemade Rocket : It sounds innocent enough, but the use of a condom for the rocket makes it an adult science experiment. Mentos and Diet Coke are also required. For extra laughs, the project in this video doesn’t go well.
As added bonus is that some of these experiments involve fire...
I get the same feeling about science.
If you want to play with science right in your own home, here's a place to find some interesting experiments you can do. This would be fun to do with kids, but let's not leave all the fun to them either...
http://phlebotomytechnicianschools.com/52-totally-awesome-science-experiments-you-can-do-at-home
47. Make Your Own Moonshine : Not to be outdone, go the other way and make your very own moonshine. Anne Marie Hemenstine is the chemistry expert at About.com and gives instructions for making this old time drink. All you need is ethanol, three to ten days, and a few other things.
48. Homemade Rocket : It sounds innocent enough, but the use of a condom for the rocket makes it an adult science experiment. Mentos and Diet Coke are also required. For extra laughs, the project in this video doesn’t go well.
As added bonus is that some of these experiments involve fire...