Physics & Space
Explore the laws of nature and the universe, from forces, motion, light, and sound to stars and galaxies.
From everyday questions to discoveries across the universe, explore reliable science and learn how the world works through hands-on investigations.
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Fascinating principles hide in everyday phenomena. Choose a field, learn the key concepts, and discover new questions.
Explore the laws of nature and the universe, from forces, motion, light, and sound to stars and galaxies.
Discover how the world works by observing changes in matter and the processes of living things.
Explore climate, ecosystems, energy, and emerging technologies as we imagine a sustainable future.
We explain complex terms in plain language and distinguish scientific evidence from questions that remain open.
Explore cosmic expansion through the motion of galaxies and the wavelengths of light, and see what observations tell us.
Explore this topic ↗Learn how atmospheric gases affect energy and what evidence scientists use to study climate change.
Explore this topic ↗Discover the basics of energy conversion in cells and the key ideas that help explain living systems.
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Check the materials and steps, record your results, and explain why you think they happened.
Drop the same sheet of paper flat and crumpled to compare how air resistance affects falling.
View the steps ↓Record a shadow's length and direction at regular intervals and look for a relationship with the Sun's apparent position.
View the steps ↓Test safe household objects in water, record the results, and consider how shape and material affect buoyancy.
View the steps ↓Write one sentence describing what you want to compare or understand.
Choose what to change, what to keep constant, and predict the outcome.
Carry out the activity safely and record observations in notes or a table.
Compare your prediction with the results and note limitations or new questions.
Safety first: Do not perform activities alone if adult or instructor guidance is needed. Avoid experiments involving fire, high voltage, hazardous chemicals, or biological samples, and wash your hands after activities.
Choose a science topic that interests you and turn your curiosity into a clear question.
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