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Elementary School
- Grades
4,
5,
6
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R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
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Test if the number of particles collected during a satellite mission is related to the orbit distance from the satellite to the object being observed.
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Which planet in our solar system (other than the Earth) has the safest environment for humans to live on?
S
Make an alien that can survive on the planet Mercury
S
Research the physical traits of Pluto and design an alien that can survive on this planet
S
What is Terraforming?
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S
Moon Science Fair Projects
Mars Science Fair Projects
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Middle School
- Grades
7,
8,
9
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R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
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Design of a prototype Lunar Plant Growth Chamber (LPGC) for use as a part of a manned lunar habitat.
R
Is there life in outer space?
S
Research the history of space exploration and Canada’s contribution.
S
Explore Space Stations and Space Shuttles
R
R
R
S
Examines the relationship between age and strength of o-rings by use of Arrhenius equation in this experiment to artificially age o-rings through heating.
R
Moon Science Fair Projects
Mars Science Fair Projects
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High School
- Grades
10,
11,
12
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R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
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Are We Alone in the Universe?
S
Make a Galilean Telescope and Recreat Galileo's Astronomical Experiments
R
Research Radio Astronomy and Build an Amateur Radio Telescope
R
Simulation and Animation of the n-Body Problem in Two-Bodies (addressing the problem of satellites becoming "space junk").
R
Analyze ultra-high energy cosmic ray showers and characterize their energies and apparent direction of origin.
R
R
Moon Science Fair Projects
Mars Science Fair Projects
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Useful Links
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R=Reference
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Science Fair Projects Resources
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Astronomy Resources
R
Solar System Resources
R
Optics Resources
R
Citation Guides, Style Manuals, Reference
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Safety Resources
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Astronomy Science Fair Books
    
    
    
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