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Learn about the theory of Boyle’s Law and explore examples of Boyle’s Law in everyday life.

Learn about the theories of Charles’ Law and Gay-Lussac’s Law and explore examples of these laws in everyday life.

Learn about the Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gases as well as about the units and tools used to measure gases.

Learn about the theory of Avogadro’s Law and the Ideal Gas Law and explore examples in everyday life.

Carbon dioxide is an important part of the air on Earth and in space. What is carbon dioxide? How is it measured? How can it affect us mentally and physically?

Learn about the science behind the four main causes of turbulence.

Lava lamps are very interesting to look at. But they are also interesting examples of buoyancy, heat transfer and solubility!

Learn about telescopes, how they work & why they're important to astronomers.

Make a model of the water cycle and find out how water moves around on planet Earth.

Bernoulli’s equation is key to understanding why curveballs curve.

Every ice rink is an example of molecular bonding and gas laws at work!

Ever wondered why we have two eyes (and not one, three or more)? Find how your two eyes work together in this hands-on activity.

Explore how we see things far and near and from different angles. It's all about perspective!

Learn how sound travels in waves and how it is measured in this backgrounder.

Students develop the skills of observing and recording observations as they explore how the water cycle works.