i need a tip on what to do for a science project but it have to be on earth science?

Answer 1

Go to this website: totallycoolscience.com
/Scienceprojectideas/earth.htm
There are a ton of ideas there!

Answer 2

One science fair experiment that you could perform very easily is the rate of water erosion on a variety of substances. I would use a few different kinds of rocks and a some things that you would find around the house. A group of my students did a similar experiment. They found some rocks, plastic margarine tubs, hose nozzles and a few other things. They used upside down drinking bottles used for hamsters, rabbits and those kinds of animals. They set it to drip slowly onto the substance for a week or 10 days, replacing the missing water on a daily basis. They measured the amount of erosion by recording observations and measuring the depth of the eroded area with a very small ruler.

This project is designed for kids at the 5th and 6th grade level. You could do it for a higher grade level but you would need to make it a bit more difficult.

Answer 3

How accurate are the weather forecasters on TV?

A meteorologist friend said he will forecast no more than three days ahead. Ten days, as some weather people do, is a bunch of hooey.

Record the tenth, fifth, and next days forecasts - the record the actual temperatures, weather, cloudiness, etc., on that day and see how accurate the forecasts really were. A math teacher can help you come up with meaningful statistics.

Answer 4

talk about the high sea level it increases and they say that in 20 years the water will cover most of the areas that are closer to the sea and the safest place is the high mountains or the middle allways which is like upstate or new york you know places in the middle of the earth just try this project its cool.