Science Experiments

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Question: Has anyone been illuminated by the hue of cormier?

I have discovered a fourth primary color I have named cormier after my last name. It cannot be derived from red, green, or blue. It is an ineffable color that can only be described as cormier colored.

You cannot see the color with your eyes, but it is a color anyway, and it is awesome to witness if only you could.

There have been scientists who have refracted a beam of light through a prism to show me that light only breaks down to three primary colors. I find these experiments to be biased and false. They have been corrupted by the observer, and are obviously due to an ulterior agenda to discredit me, so I have condemned particle light wave science. What these scientists do not know is that the color cormier cannot be seen. Cormier is beyond our understanding.

The question is, how have I come to my conclusion that there is a fourth color of light if I myself admit that the color cormier is beyond sight and, ultimately, understanding?

Answer: I don’t know how. It is your conclusion.

The color cormier is beyond sight and understanding – we would need new “sight” and understanding.

Congratulations – people will probably form a new religion around you and your “discovery”.

!!Color Theory!! (Additive & Subtractive Color)

Question: What are some Science Experiments/projects/report that I can do in 1-4 days?

and that will get me good-average mark thanks

Answer: Build a homemade solar cell. The only supplies you need are a stovetop, two sheets of copper flashing from the hardware store (should cost about 4 dollars a piece for shingles), a soda bottle, salt water, two aligator clip leads, (at the hardware store for less than a buck), and (optional) a amplitude meter to read how much power you are generating. There is a procedure on how to do this online and it is very simple, I did it in about 3 hours and it is really cool. Heres the link for the procedure, http://worldwatts.com/homemade_solar_cell/homemade_solar_cell.html BTW, im not spamming for the site because I have no relation to it. Try this project its fun and has a cool result, because if you tell your teacher that you are interested in making alternative energy sources then she will be very pleased.

Science Experiement – End of the World 10 News 10-9-2008

Question: science project help! do objects roll an incline at the same speed?

i’m doing a science project and im doing the experiment above ^, but (more specifically would be “how does the diameter of a disk affect its speed down an incline). anyways, i was wondering if anyone had did this science experiment before, or if they knew the:
list of materials
the procedures
and what are the few sample of data table headings. please respond asap, thank you in advance.

Answer: Here is some information that should help you. Best of luck with your project.

Water Flowing Up 24 meters Not Magic, Just Science! Gravity of Life (Part3)