Earth Science is the science of the study of the earth and it's components. Earth science, also called geosciences, encompasses all sciences that relate directly to the planet earth, including aspects of other science disciplines such as physics, mathematics, and chemistry.

All projects

• Cloud Cover

  To measure the amount of cloud cover using just a few simple tools found around the house.

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• Composition of a Shell

  To investigate the composition of a shell.

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• Create a Heat Detector

  To demonstrate how heat causes the expansion and contraction of materials by creating a heat sensor.

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• Desalinate Sea Water

  To demonstrate how the solar system, specifically the water cycle, produces fresh drinking water through desalination of sea water.

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• Eroding Away

  To demonstrate the erosion effect of water on soil.

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• Fog Formation

  To demonstrate with a hands on experiment how fog forms.

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• Home-made Geodes

  To create home-made Geodes of varying colors!

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• Homemade Volcano

  To demonstrate volcanic activity by making our very own working homemade volcano.

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• Make Limestone

  To simulate the formation of limestone that occurs in nature.

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• Ocean Temperature

  To determine whether the temperature of the water in the ocean changes with its depth.

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• Osmosis

  To demonstrate the process of osmosis

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• Pressure Volcano

  To demonstrate how pressure can cause a volcanic eruption.

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• Soil Erosion

  To demonstrate the devastating effects of soil erosion and its impact to the world's agriculture.

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• Star Observer

  To construct an improvised tube which will be used to observe the stars and be able to answer the question “Do you think stars move in outer space?”

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• Sweet Erosion

  To demonstrate how caves and rivers are formed through the process of erosion

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• Thirsty Rocks

  To identify which type of rock is the most porous.

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• Tornado Demonstration

  To demonstrate how the vortex of a tornado works in nature by mimicking the environment that produces a tornado.

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• Transpiration in Plants

  To demonstrate that water vapor is given off by plants as a result of photosynthesis

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• Volcanic Gas

  To demonstrate how volcanoes give off gas.

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• Water Evaporation

  To determine whether heat or air flow causes water to evaporate the fastest.

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• Your Planetary Age

  To calculate what your age would be if you lived on another planet.

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